The European Commission president has ruled out a routine visit by the College of Commissioners to the country holding the temporary rotating presidency of the European Union (EU), Hungary, with which there have been repeated disputes, and has also refused to send any high-level representation.
“Given the recent events that marked the beginning of the Hungarian presidency [do Conselho da UE]”The President has decided that the European Commission will only be represented at senior level during informal Council meetings,” said the Community’s chief executive officer, Eric Mamer, in a post on the social network X (formerly Twitter).
“Visit to school [de comissários] “the presidency will not take place,” the official said, referring to the trip that was supposed to take place at the start of Hungary’s two-year term in office, which began in early July.