Hungarian PM Magyar: Orbán Is Not a Good Candidate to Lead the UN
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar says his predecessor Viktor Orbán is not a suitable candidate for UN Secretary-General. He added that this would only change if the aim were to destroy the organisation.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has said that his predecessor, Viktor Orbán, is not the most suitable candidate for the post of Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN). Magyar made the remark while commenting on Orbán as a possible contender for the position.
In Magyar's view, Orbán would fit the role only if the goal were to destroy the organisation.
Orbán led the Hungarian government for 16 consecutive years. Magyar now holds the post of prime minister.
The source gives no further details on whether Orbán has been formally nominated for the UN Secretary-General post, nor on when or in what setting Magyar made the comment.
