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Pope Meets Hungary’s President Sulyok at Vatican

by John Smith - World Editor
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Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok met with Pope Leon XIV at the Vatican on Saturday, February 21, 2026, signaling continued close ties between the two nations. The meeting comes as the Vatican navigates a complex geopolitical landscape and underscores Hungary’s role as a key partner in regional diplomacy.

Vatican News

Following the audience with the Pope, President Sulyok held talks with Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, accompanied by Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs Mihály Blaj.

During the cordial discussions held at the Vatican Secretariat of State, both sides expressed satisfaction with the strong bilateral relationship and the Catholic Church’s contribution to societal development in various fields. Common areas of interest were also discussed, with particular emphasis placed on the central role of the family and the protection of vulnerable Christian communities around the world.

The conversation continued with an exchange of views on current international events, particularly conflict situations, expressing hope for a greater commitment to promoting peace.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok’s visit to the Vatican (@Vatican Media)

 

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