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Hungary supports Polish efforts and welcomes the Polish proposal to propose an economic pillar for strategic cooperation with Belarus, he said. Viktor Orban at the V4 Summit of Heads of Government, according to the MTI.
Democracy is important, human rights are important, but demanding it will not be enough, more is needed, a strategic approach, and the Polish proposal aims to do so today.
– He said. He added that in a few weeks it could reach the military security tranche of the great post-economy strategic proposal, but that this would require a meeting of the European Council, because it goes beyond the scope of the V4s.
About the Polish proposal Mateusz Morawiecki He spoke in Lublin, where he said that the Visegrad Group (V4) agreed on the need for free presidential elections in Belarus and called for the release of political prisoners.
The prime ministers of the Visegrad countries discussed the upcoming extraordinary EU summit and the situation in Belarus and Russia in Lublin.
We all agree that free elections are needed in Belarus so that the people of Belarus can decide independently and sovereignly about their fate and future.
– mondta Morawiecki.
We fully condemn all forms of repression, including torture and brutal treatment of protesters. We also demand the release of all political prisoners
Added. The Polish Prime Minister also stated that they wanted to offer the people of Belarus a proposal for future economic cooperation, which would include joint projects involving small and medium-sized enterprises, among other things, energy policy.
Morawiecki said the Visegrad countries want to allow visa-free travel to Belarusian citizens and want to present a support package to support the country at the EU summit.
Presidential elections were held in Belarus on August 9 and Alexander Lukashenko the incumbent head of state, according to official results, won about 80 percent of the vote, winning the presidential election for the sixth time. Secondly Shvjatlana Cihanouszkaj however, he considers himself the winner, although according to official figures he only obtained 10.12 percent of the votes. The protests have continued since the presidential elections, with protesters demanding Lukashenko’s departure.
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