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Hungary unlocks €16.4bn in EU funds after Magyar secures deal with Brussels

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar reached an agreement with the European Commission to unblock nearly all recovery and cohesion funds that had been frozen under his predecessor, Viktor Orbán.

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00:01Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Medjar reached a deal with the EU to release 16 billion euros
00:08in funds frozen under the previous administration. The EU chief said 10 billion euros would be
00:15released from the bloc's post-pandemic recovery and resilience facility.
00:20So I can confirm that it is 10 billion euros that have been unfrozen or will be unfrozen
00:26from next generation EU, then the 4.2 billion from the cohesion conditionality and 2.2 billion
00:34for the academic freedom, which makes in sum then 16.4 billion euros.
00:42Von der Leyen also praised Medjar for forming a government in record time and advancing what
00:48she described as long overdue reforms within just a few weeks. Medjar won April's general election,
00:56bringing an end to Auburn's 16-year rule. The funds had been suspended by Brussels during
01:02Auburn's tenure over concerns related to corruption and the rule of law.
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