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PM ORbán: Hungarians see Slovenians as ‘friends and Christian brothers’
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Hungarians consider Slovenians their friends and Christian brothers and are pleased to be their neighbours, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in Ljubljana late on Friday.
Orbán was in the Slovenian capital to mark the 30th anniversary of Slovenia’s statehood and its upcoming Presidency of the Council of the European Union. “When we Hungarians come to visit Slovenia
we see a beautiful country.
When we open a book on Slovenia’s history we read about the fate of a thousand-year-old nation,” Orbán said in his address.
“You won your freedom and independence you fought for thirty years ago almost unarmed, but with full composure and courage. The whole world then understood that Slovenia is the home of the brave, of those who want their own country back,” Orbán said, adding that
“You won your freedom and independence you fought for thirty years ago almost unarmed, but with full composure and courage. The whole world then understood that Slovenia is the home of the brave, of those who want their own country back,” Orbán said, adding that
Hungarians understand what it means to fight against a greater power.