Prime Minister Viktor Orbán finds it unacceptable that others should decide outside Hungary “with whom we should live together”.
While today “there are fewer christenings than funerals” in Hungary, “there is no need for others to be imposed on us through forced settling”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Saturday in Felcsút on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Castle Kindergarten.
The Prime Minister takes the view that we should state frankly: “we cannot accept that others should decide elsewhere – not in Felcsút, not in Budapest, not in Hungary – with whom we should live together”. In his speech, Mr Orbán pointed out: it is important that Hungary should become a family- and child-friendly country.
Mr Orbán also signed the petition Let Us Protect the Country launched by Fidesz against the mandatory settling quotas.
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Meanwhile more than 250 people gathered in solidarity in front of the Hungarian embassy in Paris. The event was organised by a French party, SIEL (Souveraineté, Indépendence et Libertés) which is a close ally of the National Front. Speakers of the rally, among them the President of SIEL, Karim Ouchikh emphasised that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is the only European leader who made effective and brave decisions in order to protect his country from the migration influx and thus to protect Europe and the sovereignity of its nations. Supporters tweeted about the event under the hashtag #SoutienOrban.
