According to the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, the Tisza had already prepared the agreement on EU funds before the elections.

Hajdu Márton, the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, stated that the Tisza government aims to secure EU funds and restore Hungary's international relations. He noted that prior to the elections, Tisza's experts negotiated with European partners to meet conditions for releasing EU funds. Hajdu criticized the previous government's economic and diplomatic legacy, emphasizing the need for the new administration to focus on European alliances. He discussed migration policies, asserting that Tisza intends to prevent illegal immigration while adhering to EU regulations. He mentioned ongoing negotiations with Brussels and highlighted the importance of maintaining relations with the U.S., including connections with Donald Trump's circle. Hajdu also indicated that internal debates within the Tisza parliamentary faction revolve around foreign policy priorities, but no significant disagreements have arisen.