Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is confident that EU member states should focus more on the energy sector and the development of LNG infrastructure. He also explained that the refusal of the united Europe from energy carriers from Russia has been threatened by the EU's GDP growth. This was announced today, October 9, according to TASS.
Orban's words were made during his speech in the European Parliament.
"The rejection of Russian energy has jeopardized the growth of EU GDP," the Hungarian believes.
Orban is confident that the EU economy is noticeably lagging behind the pace of development of the United States and Of course, Europe's share in global world trade is also falling.
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