Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar has accused Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó of corruption in connection with a deal involving Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD. Magyar alleges that the deal was corrupt and claims to possess documentary evidence to support his accusation.
The accusation targets a high-profile investment that has been a key part of Hungary’s economic strategy. Magyar’s statement, made public on social media, has stirred political controversy.
Szijjártó has not yet responded to the allegation. The BYD deal, which involves a major factory in Szeged, has been praised by the government as a boost to the economy. Magyar’s claims could escalate into a major political scandal if his evidence is substantiated.
This is a developing story.
Article source: budapesttimes.hu | Image credit: The Budapest Times
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