Péter Magyar is the prime minister of Hungary.[1][2]
On 29 October 2026 he came to Prague for the first joint meeting of the Czech and Hungarian governments. He was accompanied by eight members of his cabinet. Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš and his ministers welcomed him in the garden of Kramářova vila. The programme included separate meetings of the prime ministers and of the ministers, a working lunch and a press conference at the Straka Academy. In the afternoon he was due to be received by President Petr Pavel.[1][2]
According to the Government Office, the consultations were to focus on the competitiveness of the European Union, energy security, migration, the future of the European budget and EU enlargement. Other topics were to be regional and bilateral cooperation in the economy, transport, the defence industry, digitalisation, science, research, innovation and healthcare.[2]
Chronology
- — Andrej Babiš's government held the first joint talks with the government of Péter Magyar of Hungary at Kramářova vila in Prague, and in the afternoon President Petr Pavel received the Hungarian prime minister. → ČTK / České noviny Blesk.cz
- — Hungarian prime minister Péter Magyar and Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš signed a memorandum on cooperation in transport during intergovernmental consultations in Prague, and Magyar rejected the idea that Viktor Orbán could be a suitable candidate for UN Secretary-General. → ČTK / České noviny iROZHLAS
Sources
- ČTK / České noviny — 29 October 2026
- Blesk.cz — 29 October 2026