The intelligence service leaders were also heard in the national security committee regarding Péter Szijjártó's BYD position.
On Wednesday, the National Security Committee discussed former Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó's position at BYD during a closed session. György László Velkey, State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reported on Facebook that the heads of the Information Office and the Constitutional Protection Office provided their insights. Although details were limited due to the closed nature of the meeting, Velkey mentioned that new and surprising information was shared. Szijjártó, who oversaw intelligence services as Foreign Minister, joined BYD shortly after leaving the ministry, raising concerns about potential national security risks. The Tisza Party had previously initiated this hearing due to these concerns.
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