Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is not expected to visit Budapest later this month, according to Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar, despite having extended an invitation to Kyiv. Hungary will commemorate the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution with state ceremonies on October 23, attended by over 100 politicians.
Nevertheless, Magyar said in an interview with 444.hu, published on Saturday, that Zelenskyy was unlikely to attend, even though Russian President Vladimir Putin had not been invited.
It follows the announcement made by Magyar and Zelenskyy at the EU summit in Brussels on Friday that they may reconvene later this year. He also stated that the two parties had consented to continue discussions at the ministerial level, with a particular emphasis on enhancing the well-being of minorities in both countries.” They were of the opinion that it was “in the best interest of both countries to establish a new foundation for our political and economic relations.
Earlier this week, Zelenskyy’s deputy chief of staff invited the Ukrainian leader to Budapest for the 23 October commemorations as part of efforts to re-establish relations between Kyiv and Budapest after years of diplomatic disputes that have repeatedly impeded Ukraine’s progress toward EU membership.An invitation has been received. Zhovkva announced that an event will be conducted on October 23 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution. “The President of Ukraine has been extended an invitation to participate.
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