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He stated that his team has an official invitation from the Hungarian side. Currently, preparations for the visit are underway.
Yesterday, the media reported that this month the head of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, was unable to make a planned visit to Budapest due to the refusal of the speaker of Hungary's parliament, Agnes Forstopher, and other officials to meet with the Ukrainian colleague while he was en route to the G7 parliamentary summit in Paris and on his return from it. In an exclusive comment to ZN.UA, Stefanchuk stated that this information is not accurate — a meeting in Hungary was not planned at all.
"Budapest was a transit point during the trip and on the return from the G7 Summit. During international trips, such transits occur regularly and are not separate and full-fledged visits," Stefanchuk emphasized.
He noted that Ukrainian and Hungarian parliamentary teams are in constant contact.
"We have an official invitation to visit Hungary, and work is now under way on the dates and substantive content of such a visit," the speaker of the Rada added. "In addition, there are international platforms ahead where our meetings and continued dialogue are also planned."
Separately, he mentioned the G7 summit, noting that it was important and productive for Ukraine — Kyiv's delegation held a number of meaningful meetings with partners. As a result, support for our country was clearly reflected in the summit's final positions.
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