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Call to Europe_Hungary - A free Hungary in a Stronger Europe

Photo album of the ‘Call to Europe – A free Hungary in a stronger Europe‘ event in Budapest.

On 25-26 October 2024, FEPS, in collaboration with Solidar, the Group of Socialists & Democrats in the European Parliament (S&D), the Hungarian Delegation to the S&D Group and Hungarian democratic and socialist foundations organised the “Call to Europe” conference. This upcoming conference not only symbolises a resurgence of hope but also underscores the urgent need to refocus on how Europe serves its people. 

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