EU commissioner receives legion of honour
László Andor, Hungary’s European Commissioner, has been decorated with the Legion of Honour by French President Francois Hollande, according to Hungarian human resources webpage hrportal.hu.
Andor, who is in charge of employment, welfare, and social inclusion within the the European Union, has been recognised for his efforts to mitigate negative effects of the economic crisis and to promote the European social model.
The commissioner said that his efforts as commissioner had aimed at finding “solutions without taboos” to the social problems of European countries, especially unemployment. Andor’s mandate will terminate on October 31.
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