Szijjártó considers lengthening envoy postings
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Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó is considering extending the duration of ambassadorial postings beyond the current term of three years, the minister said late yesterday in an interview with InfoRádió.
According to the minister, ambassadors should be allowed to maximize their networking opportunities over a longer period of time. He did, however, add that any changes are unlikely for the time being.
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