Orbán holds talks with Romanian counterpart
According to MTI , the prime ministers of Hungary and Romania held personal consultations for the first time since Bolojan's appointment in June.
After the talks in Bucharest, PM Orbán travelled to Băile Tușnad (Tusnadfurdo), where he was scheduled to deliver a speech at the 34th Balvanyos Free Summer University on Saturday.
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