The Hungarian EPP Group (Fidesz) Delegation made the following declaration in response to the statements of the left-wing and liberal groups of the European Parliament on the constitutional changes in Hungary.
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The Committee for Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs of the European Parliament (LIBE) discussed on its last meeting the fourth working document preceeding the report on the situation of fundamental rights in Hungary. Kinga Gál MEP, first vice-chair of the committee pointed out that there were various misunderstandings and misleading information that need to be clarified.
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Forty fellow workers of the Szent Ferenc Foundation established by Franciscan brother Csaba Böjte from Transylvania, Romania took part on a three-day trip to Brussels on the invitation of Kinga Gál MEP.
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Kinga Gál MEP along with several other Members of the European Palriament addressed a question to the European Commission regarding measures to tackle youth emplyment. In its answer the Commission enshrined the initiatives and programs in the field.
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The European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) voted on the Serbia-report today. György Schöpflin shadow-rapporteur and Kinga Gál MEP see it as a breakthrough, that their amendments were adopted with a great majority. Because of this success, many actual problems of the Hungarians in Vojvodina became part of the report with great emphasis.
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In times of crises when economical resources are constrained, other resources should be utilized more effectively to address the problems and challenges that our societies are facing. Such a resource is talent - a natural resource that can be found in any state. Therefore finding gifted people and the development of their talents is in direct interest of any state and Europe as a whole. Talent support does not mean elitism or elite support in the word's wrong sense, but the possibility to discover talented people in all segments of society regardless of age or background.
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