Steven N.
After recently meeting European leaders in Brussels, Péter Márki-Zay (pictured) already has plans to meet with the newly-installed German government, István Ujhelyi told the Spirit FM program “Aktuál.”
According to the Socialist MEP, the German Social Democrats are assisting with organizing a trip for the opposition’s prime ministerial candidate to meet with representatives of the German government.
On a separate issue, Ujhelyi also said that the Hungarian government intends to bring large numbers of foreign guest workers into the country after the election next year. The politician claimed that the government has plans to settle 100,000-150,0000 Ukrainian, Indian and Pakistani guest workers in Hungary to reduce labor shortages.
[ATV]
