According to Anita Orbán, what was an average of 25 million forints under Szijjártó, they will solve with 2.7 million.

Orbán Anita, the new foreign minister, claims significant cost savings in travel compared to her predecessor, Péter Szijjártó. She states that her ministry spent less than 63 million HUF on 23 trips, while Szijjártó's ministry spent over 960 million HUF on 37 trips in the same period. The ministry aims to operate more efficiently and responsibly, achieving a 30% savings in diplomatic programs without cutting any initiatives. The Fidesz party responded, highlighting that while travel costs have decreased, no new investments or jobs have been created under Orbán's leadership, contrasting it with Szijjártó's record of significant investments and job creation.