Speed Dating in South-Eastern Europe: Söder Sends a Clear Signal to the EU in Budapest
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Hungary is one of the most important locations of German car companies. During the visit of Markus Söder, Hungary's new Prime Minister is also in favour of easing the ban on burners. With Péter Magyar, Söder heralds a resumption of relations with Budapest.
Europe trip at a time of crises and upheavals: Markus Söder starts his three-country tour in Hungary. With the new head of government Magyar he sends a clear signal to Brussels: doesn't make it even harder for the car industry.
The Hungarian Prime Minister held a press conference with Markus Söder, the Prime Minister of Bavaria, following the reviving Hungarian-Bavarian political relations.
Markus Söder, leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CSU), the junior partner in Germany's coalition government and Prime Minister of Bavaria, and Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar, called for greater flexibility in the European Union's (EU) regulations on internal combustion engine vehicles. Both leaders stated that some decisions taken under the EU's Green Deal should be reviewed.
CSU boss Söder and Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar call for a relaxation of the EU burner ban and a correction of the Green Deal in Budapest.
The Prime Minister held talks with Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder, and the results were reported at a joint press conference, where much was said about the closely intertwined Bavarian-Hungarian automotive industry.
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