Anita Orbán agreed on natural gas and oil industry developments and law enforcement cooperation with the American Secretary of State.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán announced agreements with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding energy infrastructure and law enforcement cooperation. The agreements focus on enhancing collaboration in regional gas and oil infrastructure development and improving information exchange related to crimes committed by radical organizations. The meeting, held behind closed doors, included U.S. officials Allison M. Hooker and Thomas G. DiNanno. Originally scheduled for Tuesday, the meeting was postponed to later in the week. Rubio had previously met with former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest, expressing U.S. support.