Szijjártó added that a direct flight connecting Budapest and New Delhi could follow, noting that the first steps had been taken to amend the bilateral aviation agreement.
Following talks with several Indian government ministers, Szijjártó said the absence of a direct flight between Hungary and India was a significant barrier to boosting bilateral trade and economic ties.
A direct connection could strengthen business, education, diplomatic, and tourism relations, he added.
Szijjártó emphasized that Hungary and India have built “outstanding cooperation” based on mutual respect, generating significant economic benefits.
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