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French President Emmanuel Macron said, “I just spoke with Peter Magyar and congratulated him on his victory in Hungary. France welcomes the triumph of democratic participation, which highlights the Hungarian people’s commitment to the values of the European Union and Hungary’s place in Europe. Together, let us advance a more sovereign Europe for the security of our continent, our competitiveness, and our democracy.”

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said, “I congratulate Peter Magyar on TISZA’s historic victory in Hungary’s elections. As allies and members of the European Union, I look forward to working closely with you. This marks the beginning of a new era in Hungary’s history.”

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated, “The people of Hungary have voted and chosen political change. I congratulate Peter Magyar. I hope the country will reassess its great opportunities in Europe and with Europe. The high turnout clearly demonstrates how important people consider their hard-won democracies.”

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said, “I just spoke by phone with Peter Magyar and congratulated him and TISZA on their convincing victory in Hungary’s elections. With a clear mandate from Hungarian voters, I wish the new government a swift and successful formation and every success in its work. I look forward to further strengthening cooperation between Croatia and Hungary, both bilaterally and at the European level. Our goal is to enhance political dialogue, deepen economic and energy cooperation, and address unresolved issues in a spirit of good neighborliness and partnership. As sister parties within the European People’s Party (EPP), I also believe we will continue the strong cooperation between HDZ and TISZA.”

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said, “The Hungarian people have made their decision. My sincere congratulations on your election success, dear Peter Magyar. I look forward to working with you. Let us join forces for a strong, secure, and above all united Europe.”

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated, “Hungary chose Europe. Europe has always chosen Hungary. A country is regaining its European path. The Union is growing stronger. Tonight, the heart of Europe beats stronger in Hungary.”

Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot said, “Congratulations! I congratulate Peter Magyar and the TISZA Party on their victory in Hungary’s parliamentary elections. This is a historic moment for Hungary and Europe. With record turnout, Hungarians voted for change. They voted for a government that strengthens the institutions on which democracy rests. They voted for the rule of law. And they voted for Europe. After years in which Budapest often blocked EU decision-making processes and turned toward Moscow, Hungarians have once again chosen to turn westward—to the European Union, to partnership, and to the values that secured their accession to the Union. I look forward to working with the new Hungarian government in the coming months. Belgium is ready to open a new chapter of cooperation with a Hungary that once again fully asserts its place within the European family.”

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said, “I congratulate Peter Magyar on his victory in today’s Hungarian elections. Hungary’s place is at the heart of Europe.”

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten stated, “The Hungarian people have spoken. This marks the beginning of a new step for Hungary and the European Union, with the hope of restoring democracy, the rule of law, and European cooperation. I congratulate Peter Magyar on his historic election victory.”

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys said, “Congratulations to Peter Magyar on his historic victory. This is an important moment for Hungary’s democracy and Europe’s future. Let us build a stronger and more resilient Europe together.”

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said, “Hungary, Poland, Europe—together again! A magnificent victory, dear friends!”

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated, “We congratulate the Hungarian people on today’s democratic, transparent, and historic parliamentary elections. The record turnout represents a turning point for Hungary. We wish the winners, Peter Magyar and the TISZA Party, success in meeting the expectations of the Hungarian people. We are ready to develop mutually beneficial cooperation, overcome past differences, and open a new page for the benefit of both nations. We are also open to working together to ensure European standards for our national minorities—Hungarians in Ukraine and Ukrainians in Hungary. Ukraine and Hungary deserve to be good neighbors, partners, and friends.”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said, “I congratulate Peter Magyar and the TISZA Party on their convincing victory. Times when constructive approaches prevail are important. Ukraine has always aimed to build good neighborly relations with all its European neighbors and is ready to develop cooperation with Hungary. Europe and every European state must become stronger, and millions of Europeans seek cooperation and stability. For the good of both peoples, as well as for peace, security, and stability in Europe, we are ready for dialogue and joint constructive work.”

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani stated, “I congratulate Peter Magyar on winning the elections in Hungary. In a period of great uncertainty, it is noteworthy that the European People’s Party, which guarantees stability and trust in Europe, has once again been preferred.”

Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden said, “Hungary chose the European path. I congratulate Peter Magyar on tonight’s victory. At a time when Europe must be closer and stronger than ever, I look forward to working together.”

European Council President António Costa stated, “Record turnout shows the democratic spirit of the Hungarian people. They have spoken—and their will is clear. I look forward to working closely with Peter Magyar to make Europe stronger and more prosperous.”

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović said, “I congratulate Peter Magyar on his election victory. I look forward to hosting you in Montenegro this June for the EU–Western Balkans Summit. Hungary has long been a strong supporter of Montenegro’s path toward EU membership.”

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated, “I congratulate Peter Magyar on his clear election victory; the Italian government wishes him success in his work. I thank my friend Viktor Orbán for the intense cooperation over the years, and I know that even in opposition, he will continue to serve his nation. Italy and Hungary are nations bound by deep friendship, and I believe we will continue our cooperation in a constructive spirit for the interests of our peoples and in addressing common challenges at the European and international levels.”

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said, “A historic night for Hungary; voters chose change, democracy, and a stronger position in Europe. I congratulate Péter Magyar and the TISZA Party. The heart of Europe beats stronger today. Estonia looks forward to working together to protect the values that unite Hungary and all of Europe and to deepen cooperation.”

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated, “Congratulations Peter Magyar on your election victory. This is a historic moment not only for Hungary but also for European democracy. I look forward to working with you for the security and prosperity of both our countries.”

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said, “Congratulations to Peter Magyar and the Hungarian people. Europe also wins with these elections. Together with the new government, we will work for a strong and united European Union around democratic values.”