Fatshimetrie, your essential source of information, takes you to the heart of diplomatic news with the historic meeting between the presidents of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Hungary. During an exceptional tête-à-tête at the Sandor Presidential Palace in Budapest, President Félix Tshisekedi and his Hungarian counterpart, Doctor Tàmas Sulyok, committed to strengthening bilateral ties between their two countries.
About thirty minutes were enough to discuss topics of common interest and express a shared desire to consolidate cooperation in strategic areas such as the economy, education, culture and diplomacy.
This meeting was also marked by fruitful discussions around the possibility of developing parliamentary diplomacy between Hungary and the DRC, a project that has aroused great interest. President Tshisekedi, accompanied by prominent members of the Congolese government, including Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, also had the honour of being received by Laslo Kover, Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament, at the start of the parliamentary session.
Before the official part of this three-day state visit to Hungary, the Head of State shared a private dinner with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, thus sealing closer personal and political ties between the two nations.
The agenda of this historic visit includes the signing of cooperation agreements aimed at deepening and diversifying relations between Hungary and the Democratic Republic of Congo. A significant step in the development of trade and partnership between these two countries with multiple potentials.
This meeting symbolises a new era of collaboration and dialogue between the DRC and Hungary, paving the way for innovative and promising opportunities for mutual development. Stay connected to Fatshimetrie to closely follow the evolution of this relational dynamic and discover the perspectives and challenges of this promising alliance.
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