The European Union must appoint its representative to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. This issue is one of the main ones in European countries, said Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who is on a visit to Germany, writes TASS. "We must focus our efforts on solving real and very important problems such as the competitiveness of the European Union in the field of energy and of course the conflict between Ukraine and Russia," he emphasized. Magyar said it was "essential for the EU to appoint someone to lead the negotiations". At the same time, the representative of the European Union must be at the negotiating table, the politician believes. Magyar indicated a possible reason for the arrest of Orban's brother. In October, Peter Magyar met with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky in Brussels. The Prime Minister welcomed the agreement with Ukraine to strengthen the rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia. Before that, Magyar said that the process of Ukraine joining the European Union could take 15-20 years. He emphasized that Hungary advocates that accession negotiations be based on the real achievements of the candidate country.