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However, she promised to exercise her veto over any bilateral decision.
Hungary will not change its stance on blocking NATO-Ukraine bilateral decisions because of disputes over Ukrainian law on education, but will not apply the right of veto to the joint statement of the NATO-Ukraine-Georgia summit.
The director of communications of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tamash Mencher, said the ministry's press service office reports.
"The Hungarian Government will not use its veto for a summit on the security of the Black Sea with the participation of Georgia and Ukraine or a joint statement after the meeting", said the representative of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. that the position of Hungary will remain unchanged as regards any bilateral cooperation between NATO and Ukraine in the context of a dispute over the language section of the Ukrainian law on l & # 39; 39; education.
"The Hungarian Government will not authorize the convening of a NATO-Ukraine summit at the highest level or at the ministerial level and will veto all joint bilateral declarations by NATO and NATO. Ukraine, "said the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Restricting Ukraine to participate in negotiations with NATO in particular, allowed to participate in a tripartite meeting with Georgia. However, bilateral high level meetings continue to be blocked. In addition, the government of the country has reduced the requirements for of the Law "On Education" through which Hungary began to struggle with Ukraine.
In an interview with TSN, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Syyjarto said that Hungary was looking for good strategic relations with Ukraine, but that the war with Russia could not justify the harassment of the Hungarian minority of Transcarpathia .
The reason for the dispute between countries was the linguistic article of the Ukrainian Law "On Education", which regulates the rules of education in the languages of national minorities. Hungary has unblocked Ukraine's participation in the NATO summit
The head of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Peter Syyyarto, said that his country would not oppose his participation in a joint meeting with Georgia. and the NATO countries at the next summit. It will take place on July 14 and will be visited by its president. Then, as a meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Commission, Hungary will continue to block until Kiev resolves a controversial law on education. In the opinion of the Hungarians, it considerably limits the rights of national minorities. The Ukraine called the Hungarians such blackmail.
