Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau spoke with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto in a call yesterday, reaffirming the strong U.S.-Hungary alliance rooted in shared interests and common values.
The conversation underscored a commitment to supporting national sovereignty and expanding commercial ties between the two nations. Specifically, the discussion highlighted the potential for increased American business opportunities in Hungary, with both parties expressing enthusiasm for strengthening economic cooperation.
This call follows a broader trend of U.S.-Hungary engagement, which has focused on promoting mutual understanding and advancing shared interests. The U.S. government values its relationship with Hungary, recognizing the country's importance as a key player in regional security and economic stability.
As part of this effort, the United States is committed to supporting Hungary's sovereignty and territorial integrity, while also fostering cooperation on issues such as counter-terrorism and cybersecurity. By strengthening bilateral ties, both nations can better address pressing global challenges and promote peace and prosperity in the region.
The U.S. Department of State will continue to engage with Hungarian officials to explore opportunities for enhanced collaboration and mutually beneficial cooperation.