PM’s Office: Hungarians must become winners of 21st century

After the signing of the peace treaty under which two-thirds of Hungary’s territory was ceded to neighbouring countries, he said, Hungarians living beyond the borders developed stronger life instincts that allowed them to survive. He noted that many ethnic Hungarians continue to attend Hungarian schools in their communities.

Gulyás said the Hungarian state was now strong enough to support this, adding that civil groups like the Rákóczi Association were also playing an important role in helping to connect Hungarians around the world.

The PM’s Office chief also noted that some 1.1 million ethnic Hungarians have become citizens of the country.

Csongor Csáky, the head of the Rakoczi Association, said the association will organise 70-80 events during the year, including summer camps, conferences, meetups and trips.

Source: MTI