Hungarian PM-Elect Magyar says will not stand in the way of EUR 90bln loan to Ukraine; it is in Hungary's interest to join the euro
- To decide on target date for euro entry after a brief consultation period.
- Will discuss EU funds with EU Commission President von der Leyen on Monday.
Context
Hungary's PM-elect Magyar signaling support for a substantial loan to Ukraine indicates a strategic shift in regional cooperation, which may enhance Hungary's standing within the EU. Additionally, his intent to pursue euro adoption could align Hungary more closely with EU monetary policy, but the timing and specifics of this decision remain to be clarified in upcoming discussions with EU officials.
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