Kinshasa, September 30, 2024 – Congolese President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi has begun an official visit to Budapest, Hungary, marking a turning point in bilateral relations between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Hungary. During his stay, he had the honor of meeting his Hungarian counterpart, Dr. Tàmas Sulyok, at the prestigious Sandor Palace, for a tête-à-tête that promises to be fruitful.
This state visit is of particular importance for the two countries, which are seeking to strengthen their cooperation in key areas such as agriculture, infrastructure and energy production. Sectoral ministers from both countries are expected to sign economic cooperation agreements that will open up new perspectives for partnership and development.
In addition to this official meeting, President Tshisekedi also plans high-level exchanges with parliamentarians and other influential figures in the Hungarian government. This move demonstrates the willingness of both nations to consolidate their ties and explore new opportunities for mutually beneficial collaboration.
The invitation of the Hungarian government to Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi and his ministerial delegation is a testimony to the esteem and mutual trust that characterize the relations between the two countries. This 72-hour visit promises to be rich in constructive exchanges and strategic discussions aimed at strengthening cooperation and promoting economic and social development.
In short, President Tshisekedi’s visit to Budapest is a unique opportunity to consolidate the ties of friendship and cooperation between the DRC and Hungary. This historic meeting paves the way for new partnership opportunities in areas essential for the sustainable development of both countries.