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On the private audience the Prime Minister and the Pope talked about the situation in Hungary.

Hungarian business leaders are increasingly optimistic about the country's economic prospects.

Prior to the beginning of the presidency the Prime Minister will visit each EU member state.

The pension-saving package has been adopted by the government on Wednesday, which will be followed by two bill submissions to the Parliament.

"The uncertainty of the world economy and the financial crises of the recent years caused severe losses to the private pension funds, and to their members"

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Package of Economic Measures Announced by Dr. Viktor Orbán, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Hungary in the Hungarian National Assembly on 8 June, 2010

Prime Minister-elect Viktor Orbán named senior members of his government on Thursday.

"I warn everyone not to start talking as though we were governing, so long as the last citizen did not cast his or her vote", said Fidesz chairman Viktor Orbán in an interview on Tuesday.

Today the citizens of Hungary have defeated hopelessness. They proved that Hungary is unified, has strength, is able to achieve great things, wants to work and wants to have law an order.

"No successful policy can be built upon lies", said Viktor Orbán on 25 March at the European People's Party's summit in Brussels.

Hungary is facing a change, the only question is how great it is going to be, said Fidesz chairman Viktor Orbán at talks with the ambassadors of EU member states accredited to Budapest.

We, Hungarians in the 21st century, will have the opportunity on the 11 April elections to carry out our own revolution, said Viktor Orbán.

On 10 March the alliance between Fidesz and seven other organizations has been renewed.

Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai conducted businesses in 2005 with Cyprian companies under suspicious circumstances.

On the invitation of Fidesz, the leadership of the parliamentary group of the European People's Party held its Bureau meeting in Budapest.

Hungary's future government will have to reveal the real state of the economy to the public after the upcoming elections, said Fidesz chairman and EPP vice-chairman Viktor Orbán.

'Hungary has to end the era of weak governments', said the Fidesz chairmanafter his discussions at the recent Summit in a video on his Facebook page.

‘Communism is still present and could also be present in the future'said Zoltán Balog, chairman of the parliamentary committee on human rights, minorities, civil and religious affairs.

Politics and economy must join together and economic recovery should be based on Hungarian companies, said Viktor Orbán at the year-opening session of the Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry.