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Israeli President Herzog Visits Budapest to Strengthen Ties
Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited Budapest to strengthen bilateral relations, meeting with Hungarian President András Baka and Prime Minister Peter Magyar. Herzog thanked Hungary for its support against antisemitism and terrorism, while Hungarian leaders reaffirmed close cooperation.
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What happened
- 01Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited Budapest to strengthen bilateral relations with Hungary.
- 02Herzog thanked Hungarian leaders for their support against antisemitism and terrorism.
- 03Hungarian President András Baka described relations as cordial and stable.
- 04Prime Minister Peter Magyar affirmed Hungary's commitment to close cooperation with Israel.
- 05Discussions covered bilateral trade, EU-Israel ties, and regional challenges.
- 06Herzog attended a conference on challenges facing the Jewish people.
The visit also included discussions on trade, EU ties, and regional issues, and Herzog attended a conference on Jewish challenges.
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