Government spokesman, Zoltan Kovacs, said Hungary will continue to oppose the EU and UN’s vision on migration. According to him, migration and its related challenges is one of the country’s main problems.
Kovacs mentioned Hungary’s position is that migration must be stopped at the EU’s borders and that it is certainly not beneficial (as the UN supposes).
“Migration is very expensive and integration or assimilation — as it is referred to in Western Europe — is not possible”, Kovacs said at Hungary’s embassy in London yesterday.
He added that “Hungary would reject proposals or measures resulting in problems that have already come to pass in Western Europe being replicated in Hungary and its neighbourhood”.
Hungary’s Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, earlier said the country “needs more children instead of migrants” and “migration as a human right could lead to a primitive humanity”.
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