Hungary Nears EU Funds Deal Amid Anti-Corruption Talks
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced that an agreement over the release of frozen EU funds is imminent, despite pending issues on anti-corruption efforts. Magyar also plans to formally request Hungary's membership in the European Public Prosecutor's Office soon.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar revealed on Thursday that a deal on unlocking frozen European Union funds is within reach. The announcement follows significant progress in addressing various concerns, including anti-corruption measures, although several issues remain unresolved.
Magyar communicated this development via a video on his Facebook page, underscoring the importance of these negotiations for Hungary's future financial relations with the EU.
In addition to the funding discussions, Magyar stated that Hungary will soon make an official request to join the European Public Prosecutor's Office, signaling a stronger commitment to EU-led anti-corruption initiatives.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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