High energy costs are frustrating Europeans, affecting their budgets and weakening the competitiveness of their companies, Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has announced.
"There is a lot at stake and the European population feels frustration, even despair. It's understandable: energy prices have gone up a lot and we have to deal with the problem," he said in Berlin after meeting German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz.
The Prime Minister noted that, among other things, they referred to the issue of the competitiveness of the European Union, a challenge that cannot be solved without reducing oil and gas prices.