"German Chancellor Friedrich Merz offered his heartfelt congratulations to Peter Magyar, stating, 'I am looking forward to working with you,' and emphasized the need for a strong, secure, and united Europe."
"Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul remarked on the political change in Hungary, saying, 'I hope that the country now once again uses its great opportunities in and with Europe.'"
"Wadephul highlighted the significance of the election's record turnout, stating, 'The impressive voter participation shows how important their hard-won democracy is to the people.'"
Viktor Orban conceded defeat to Peter Magyar in Hungary's parliamentary elections, ending Orban's 16-year rule. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz congratulated Magyar, expressing eagerness to collaborate for a united Europe. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul noted the political change chosen by Hungarians and emphasized the importance of their democracy, highlighted by a record voter turnout of 77.8%. Orban's defeat is seen as a setback for nationalists, including US President Donald Trump, who supported him.
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