Hungary's Emergency Economic Summit: Facing the Ukrainian Energy Crisis

Hungary Holds Emergency Economic Talks Amidst Ukrainian Energy Crisis Budapest, Hungary – In response to the escalating Ukrainian energy crisis, the Hungarian government convened an emergency economic consultation on May 24, 2025. The meeting, attended by key government officials, focused on mitigating the potential impact of rising energy prices on Hungarian households. The government's communication shows potential increases in gas and electricity bills, with the price of gas potentially doubling. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated, "This is a crucial issue for every Hungarian family." The government is implementing measures to offset these price increases and support Hungarian families. The video highlights the government's commitment to protecting citizens from the economic fallout of the war in Ukraine. The consultation underscores the gravity of the situation and the government's proactive approach to addressing the challenges ahead. The video concludes with a call for citizens to participate in the upcoming elections.