The planned international South Stream gas pipeline was the subject of discussions on Tuesday morning between the Hungarian, Slovenian and Bulgarian prime ministers, on the sidelines of the CEE-China summit in Bucharest.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán agreed with his counterparts Alenka Bratusek and Plamen Oresharski that they would regularly be in touch over EU-related questions concerning the pipeline project.
(Prime Minister’s Office)
This is the kormany.hu archive. For new contents click here.
International Communications Office
E-mail: intcomm@me.gov.hu
Phone:
+36 1 795 3738
UNESCO patronage of Holocaust year honour for Hungary
János Lázár: Hungary is open towards the Gulf region
Prime Minister Orbán welcomes Hungarian troops returning from Afghanistan
Deputy State Secretary Kumin on the international reactions regarding the Fourth Amendment
Prime Minister Orbán re-elected by Parliament
Kerox Ltd. builds new 15 million euro factory
Hungary is at the threshold of a great era of prosperity
Viktor Orbán in China
