On the 24th, the Prime Minister of Hungary, the only member state that has not yet approved Sweden's membership in NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization), expressed his intention to urge parliament, where his ruling party has a majority, to speed up approval. Ta.
Sweden's membership in NATO requires the approval of all NATO member states, and with Turkey's parliament approving its membership on the 23rd, Hungary is the only country that has not approved it.
Against this backdrop, Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán held a telephone conversation with NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg on the 24th, supported Sweden's membership, and is expected to urge parliament, where his ruling party holds a majority, to expedite approval. It was announced on SNS that it was shown.
Prime Minister Orbán has explained that the lack of progress in the approval process in parliament is due to dissatisfaction within the ruling party over Sweden's concerns about Hungary's political situation.
The Hungarian parliament, which is currently in recess, is scheduled to reconvene late next month, and the final focus on Sweden's accession will be whether approval goes smoothly in the parliament.