Orbán to speak at Fidesz party's weekend camp
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will speak at the two-day DPK camp held over the weekend at the Hungarikum Liget venue in Lakitelek. His participation was not listed in the original program, and he will appear at the event as a surprise guest. HVG ↗
Orbán is also the chairman of the Fidesz party, which is organizing the camp. At a round-table discussion, he spoke about his workload and the need to create lasting independence for a sovereign Hungary. The appearance comes amid political rivalry between Fidesz and the opposition Tisza party led by Péter Magyar. Index.hu ↗
During preparations for the event, changes occurred in the list of speakers. Several invited speakers withdrew from participation, while others were removed from the list by the organizers at a later stage. Among them was reportedly Ferencz Orsolya, who stated that she had been removed from the list of speakers. Telex ↗
Orbán's speech also included remarks about possible cooperation with the German party Alternative for Germany. According to him, Fidesz is not currently in a joint political arrangement with this party, but such cooperation could arise in the future.
The weekend camp is set to continue with further discussions and speeches. The event will provide the Fidesz leadership with an opportunity to present its political positions and mobilize party supporters.
Orbán is also the chairman of the Fidesz party, which is organizing the camp. At a round-table discussion, he spoke about his workload and the need to create lasting independence for a sovereign Hungary. The appearance comes amid political rivalry between Fidesz and the opposition Tisza party led by Péter Magyar. Index.hu ↗
During preparations for the event, changes occurred in the list of speakers. Several invited speakers withdrew from participation, while others were removed from the list by the organizers at a later stage. Among them was reportedly Ferencz Orsolya, who stated that she had been removed from the list of speakers. Telex ↗
Orbán's speech also included remarks about possible cooperation with the German party Alternative for Germany. According to him, Fidesz is not currently in a joint political arrangement with this party, but such cooperation could arise in the future.
The weekend camp is set to continue with further discussions and speeches. The event will provide the Fidesz leadership with an opportunity to present its political positions and mobilize party supporters.
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Orbán Viktor: Az AFD-vel még nem vagyunk együtt, de előbb-utóbb minden szerelem beteljesedik – élő közvetítés a DPK-táborról
HVG
| 10:13 18.10.
Ferencz Orsolya szerint kihúzták a fideszes DPK-tábor előadói közül
Telex
| 10:14 18.10.
Orbán Viktor: A Jóisten még tartozik nekem négy évvel
Index.hu
| 10:11 18.10.
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