orban: europe is suffering a huge loss of competitiveness due to the conflict between the camps
2024-09-15
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hungarian prime minister viktor orban said on the 13th that europe is suffering a huge loss of competitiveness and if it continues on the closed path "there will be big problems."orban made the above statement when commenting on the european future competitiveness strategy report recently released by former european central bank president draghi. he said that the changes in the world pattern and the rise of asia are realities that politicians must face. the eu can respond in two ways: join the competition or block the opponent. the eu is now moving towards forming an opposing camp.
orban said the formation of blocs would be "a tragedy" for hungary. hungary's interests lie in economic neutrality. he warned that if the world economy is divided into multiple blocs as it was during the cold war, hungary will be pushed to the margins, "we will become an insignificant member of the world economy, lose opportunities and be stuck in a dead end."orban said that the automotive manufacturing industry is a key sector of the hungarian economy and is related to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of families. he said that in the past few months, the heads of all the major companies in the industry he met opposed the eu's imposition of tariffs on chinese electric vehicles, "but the european commission did not listen and continued to consider imposing tariffs." hungary will work with "many european political and economic players" to build a force that can promote changes in eu policies.
editor: tao yiyi
editor: liu jia
