Tokayev Congratulates Hungarian Prime Minister on Saint Stephen’s Day

Kazakhstan has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its strategic partnership with Hungary.

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev sent a congratulatory telegram to Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar on the occasion of the country’s national holiday, Saint Stephen’s Day, reports DKNews.kz.

The Head of State also congratulated the entire Hungarian people, emphasizing the importance of the holiday for the country’s national identity.

Tokayev Highlights the Unity of the Hungarian People

In his congratulatory message, the President drew attention to the historical and cultural significance of Saint Stephen’s Day.

“This remarkable holiday, rooted in Hungary’s rich and distinctive cultural heritage, is a vivid symbol of national unity, solidarity and the pride of the Hungarian people.”

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev wished Péter Magyar success in his public service and the people of Hungary prosperity and well-being.

Kazakhstan and Hungary to Further Strengthen Partnership

The President placed particular emphasis on bilateral relations.

Tokayev reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s unwavering commitment to further strengthening the Kazakh-Hungarian strategic partnership across a broad range of areas.

For Astana and Budapest, bilateral relations extend beyond political dialogue. Their strategic partnership provides a foundation for developing economic, investment and humanitarian ties.

What This Means for Relations Between the Two Countries

The congratulatory message at the presidential level confirms Hungary’s position among Kazakhstan’s European partners with which Astana intends to develop long-term cooperation.

The key message of the telegram is Kazakhstan’s readiness not merely to maintain the current level of relations, but to continue expanding the strategic partnership.

Against the backdrop of Kazakhstan’s growing economic ties with European countries, Hungary remains one of the important channels for strengthening cooperation with Central Europe.