Katalin Novák Quotes

Hungary is bigger in size, but our population is almost similar. We need to focus on how we cooperate based on a mutual respect because that is what we can offer as Hungarians, the respect for you, for your way of life, for your people and for your nation; and that is what we expect also from our allies. It is this mutual respect background which our corporation already lies on and which it is going to fly on in the future as well,

We spoke about the wars happening in our neighboring countries and of course for us Hungarians, the war in our direct neighborhood in Ukraine, it is very alarming. This meeting just offered us a chance to speak about the importance of peace. We can also learn from you how to appreciate a peace situation and the lack of it in a war conflict. So that is why we stand for peace in Ukraine, and we try to do our best to reach peace negotiations and peace in general,”

There is not a single country in Europe with a high enough birth rate to maintain its population, let alone increase it.

the rejection of any kind of oppression has become an instinct in us,

She state can help reduce the financial barriers to starting a family and ensure that those who have children are not disadvantaged compared to those who did not want to start a family.

Hungarian fathers and sons living in Ukraine are also giving their lives in the trenches,

What is the point of looking after the Earth if we don't have children and grandchildren to pass it on to?

We know how precious freedom is and how painful it is to be deprived of it.

I have seen the suffering that families go through. I have seen what they experience when peace is broken. I have met Ukrainian and Hungarian people who have lost family members. I have met Ukrainian children for whom a kindergarten was set up with the help and support of Hungary; children from whom the war is depriving a happy childhood,

We are about to give up on our future,

I’m happy for that. I think it is important.” The church announced construction of the temple in 2019 but does not have a groundbreaking date.

“We know the feeling of vulnerability. We know what it’s like to live divided and what suffering wars cause."

I wanted to see for myself how much Rwanda has developed in the recent decades and I can see it myself. I had the privilege and the chance to meet Rwanda people, to meet Rwanda communities and to experience personally, how far you got from where you started,

Knowing your tragic history, it is even more to appreciate how much progress you made lately and it's also thanks to your leadership and your commitment,

Don’t be afraid of getting engaged. Don’t be afraid of having a family. Don’t be afraid of having kids and saying yes to life,”