Press briefing between Félix Tshisekedi and Viktor Orban in Budapest: a promising alliance for development
During the recent joint press briefing between the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, and the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, in Budapest, a new era of cooperation and partnership was outlined. Discussions focused on establishing a win-win relationship between the two countries, thus marking the beginning of a fruitful collaboration in various areas of cooperation.
The Congolese Head of State expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome he received and stressed the importance of establishing a partnership that is beneficial to both parties. He also addressed the issue of the aggression that the DRC has suffered from Rwanda, stressing the need to strengthen ties between the two countries to ensure regional stability.
For his part, the Hungarian Prime Minister pledged to open an embassy in the DRC soon, reflecting Hungary’s desire to deepen its relations with Congo. He discussed investment opportunities in key sectors such as the manufacture of electric batteries, agriculture, water resources and education through the provision of scholarships for Congolese students.
The announcement of the investment of $600 million by Hungarian companies in the construction of the Zambia-DRC corridor demonstrates Hungary’s confidence and growing interest in the economic potential of the DRC. This promising collaboration opens new perspectives for the development of Congolese infrastructure, economy and politics.
The press briefing, which was held after a meeting at the Carmelite Monastery, brought together delegates from both countries and was an opportunity for the leaders to reaffirm their mutual commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and promoting the prosperity of the Congolese and Hungarian peoples.
In conclusion, this meeting between Félix Tshisekedi and Viktor Orban marks the beginning of a promising cooperation between the DRC and Hungary, paving the way for a strategic partnership in key areas for the socio-economic development of the two nations.