Botond Feledy worked for Tibor Navracsics and also advised János Lázár on the Epstein files for an hourly fee of 62,500 forints.

Feledy Botond, a foreign policy analyst, provided consultancy to the Hungarian government before the change in administration, including advice on various geopolitical issues. His company billed the Ministry of Transport for significant amounts, and he also worked for the Prime Minister's Office, assisting Minister Tibor Navracsics. Despite his contributions, he was dismissed from his position at the Foreign Institute shortly after the new government took office, raising questions about transparency in his previous engagements. The situation highlights the complexities of political consultancy in Hungary.