More countries will not sign UN Migration Pact – Hungarian FM
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Laura Cat
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At a hearing of the Foreign Affairs Committee on Monday, foreign minister Péter Szijjártó tells Parliament that there are at least 13 countries set to vote against the UN Migration compact on 19 December.
The countries who will vote against the plan include the Visegrád
Four group of Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, as well,
Bulgaria, Latvia, Austria, the United States, Israel, Australia,
Dominica and Brazil, Péter told at the hearing.
Minister Szijjártó also has asserted that Hungary will also reject
the “sister document”, which has been hailed as even worse than the
Migration pact, The Global Compact on Refugees.
This is is said to allow migrants to enter Europe “through a
backdoor” and as the minister said, “Hungarian communities across the
border will not be sacrificed for geopolitical interests or under
international pressure”.
Referring to the “unbelievable pressure” western allies have deployed
on Hungary in the effort to have Hungary relinquish its position
vetoing Ukraine’s NATO integration, the foreign minister insists that
Hungary would stand firm until “Ukraine drops its anti-Hungarian
policies”.
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Laura Cat
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At a hearing of the Foreign Affairs Committee on Monday, foreign minister Péter Szijjártó tells Parliament that there are at least 13 countries set to vote against the UN Migration compact on 19 December.
The countries who will vote against the plan include the Visegrád Four group of Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, as well, Bulgaria, Latvia, Austria, the United States, Israel, Australia, Dominica and Brazil, Péter told at the hearing.
Minister Szijjártó also has asserted that Hungary will also reject the “sister document”, which has been hailed as even worse than the Migration pact, The Global Compact on Refugees.
This is is said to allow migrants to enter Europe “through a
backdoor” and as the minister said, “Hungarian communities across the
border will not be sacrificed for geopolitical interests or under
international pressure”.
Referring to the “unbelievable pressure” western allies have deployed on Hungary in the effort to have Hungary relinquish its position vetoing Ukraine’s NATO integration, the foreign minister insists that Hungary would stand firm until “Ukraine drops its anti-Hungarian policies”.
The countries who will vote against the plan include the Visegrád Four group of Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, as well, Bulgaria, Latvia, Austria, the United States, Israel, Australia, Dominica and Brazil, Péter told at the hearing.
Minister Szijjártó also has asserted that Hungary will also reject the “sister document”, which has been hailed as even worse than the Migration pact, The Global Compact on Refugees.
Referring to the “unbelievable pressure” western allies have deployed on Hungary in the effort to have Hungary relinquish its position vetoing Ukraine’s NATO integration, the foreign minister insists that Hungary would stand firm until “Ukraine drops its anti-Hungarian policies”.
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