The European Union has approved the release of €16 billion in frozen assistance for Hungary, contingent upon reforms promised by Prime Minister Peter Magyar. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, made the announcement during Magyar's visit to Brussels.
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EU Approves €16 Billion Assistance for Hungary Following Reforms by Prime Minister Magyar
The European Union has unblocked €16 billion in assistance for Hungary, which had been previously frozen. This decision follows commitments to reforms made by Prime Minister Peter Magyar during his visit to Brussels.
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EU unblocks €16 billion in Hungary assistance as Magyar promises reforms
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EU Approves €16 Billion Assistance for Hungary Following Reforms by Prime Minister Magyar