António Costa traveled on Wednesday to three Member States to discuss the next multiannual budget of the European Union. His trip ended in Budapest, where he met with Péter Magyar, a Hungarian politician.
During the meeting in Budapest, various topics were addressed, including the enlargement of the European Union and migration policy. These conversations are part of a broader round of diplomatic consultations.
Regarding the EU budget, Péter Magyar made it clear that Hungary will only accept the next multiannual financial framework if it serves Hungarian interests. This position reflects Hungary's longstanding posture in European budgetary negotiations.
The article does not specify which countries were visited before Budapest nor does it provide additional details about the positions of each party in the conversations held.




