Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Mađar has warned that Serbia's new leadership may pose a threat to Hungary's interests, calling for closer ties and potential visits to bolster bilateral relations. Mađar emphasized the importance of European integration and EU accession processes in strengthening cooperation between the two nations.
Mađar, during a press conference in Berlin, stated that Serbia and its new leadership could count on Hungary, and expressed a desire to host the new Serbian leadership in Budapest or welcome them to Hungary. He also highlighted his role as the first foreign leader to congratulate the winners of Serbia's October 25 elections.
Mađar's comments come as Serbia's new government, led by the Students' List, prepares to form its administration following the October 25 elections. The Prime Minister has already signaled support for the new Serbian leadership, emphasizing the need for continued collaboration on European integration and other shared interests.