In a post on Facebook, Vitézy said Hungary also wanted to be a part of efforts to upgrade military mobility on Europe’s rail network, while making domestic developments to benefit international haulers.

He added that Hungary would table proposals on improving European and domestic rail networks.

In a later post, Vitézy said air passenger rights and the transparency of passenger compensation, regulations governing railway tickets for cross-border stretches, and the shift to electromobility were also on the agenda of the meeting of his EU peers on Monday.