Hungary will continue to work closely with the Georgian government to develop relations and accelerate the country’s European integration,” said Hungarian Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó.

“The usual naysayers and the official fearers waste no time!

13 European foreign ministers still cannot digest the fact that democracy is about the people’s will, they cannot digest the reality that the Georgian government is not appointed from Brussels but elected by the Georgian people themselves.

Unfortunately, the 13 foreign ministers proved again, that according to the liberal mainstream, there is democracy in a country only when the liberal party wins the election.

We in Hungary have been facing the consequent external attacks for 14 years. The task, however, remains not to meet the expectations of Brussels, but to fulfill the will of the people.

This is the same with the Georgian government, with which we will work very closely in the future to develop our relationship and accelerate European integration.

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