Fellegi reaffirms Hungary commitment to EU energy security
Hungary continues to be committed to increasing the European Union's energy security, National Development Minister Tamás Fellegi said in Wroclaw at an informal meeting of EU energy ministers which ended on Tuesday.
The EU needs a unified and appropriately harmonized external energy policy, especially considering the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe, the events in North Africa and the economic crisis, Fellegi said.
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