General information / approach:
Hungary is contributing to the common dialogue by a large number of events. Our flagship institutional events consist of both high-level international conferences organised by several ministries (Ministry of Justice, Prime Minister's Office, Minister for Families) with the participation of foreign dignitaries and EU commissioners, and of roundtable discussions with students and youth organisations.
Six national citizens’ panels are organised by Nézőpont Intézet, Alapjogokért Központ and Századvég Alapítvány.
Overview of main national events and initiatives:
Series of international high-level conferences on the topic of Dialogue on the Future of Europe
- Building a Digital European Union – 21/06/2021
- Stock taking event on the “Future of Europe” conferences – 21/06/2021
- Is enlargement a key to the future? – 06/12/2021
- Budapest Demographic Summit – 23/09/2021
- Pillars of modern age Europe – coexistence of religious communities – 13/10/2021
- Digital technology and artificial intelligence – New challenges for justice in Europe – 05/10/2021
Series of dialogues with students and youth organisations
- Keynote roundtable discussion on the challenges of the present and the future – 30/09/2021
- Roundtable discussion on the different levels and depth of European integration, the concept of ever closer union– 29/11/2021
- 10 years of Hungary’s Fundamental Law- roots, values and sovereignty – 16/11/2021
National citizens’ panels
- EU: towards more effective institutions – 02/10/2021
- Citizen perspective I – Szazadveg Foundation – A stronger economy, social justice and jobs. Digital transformation. Education, culture, youth and sport – 08/10/2021
- National Citizens' Panel on values and rights, rule of law and security – 09/10/2021
- Outsourcing the generation of political will from the democratic institutions towards the NGOs– 12/11/2021
- Legal and illegal migration to the European Union – 13/11/2021
- Citizen perspective II – Századvég Foundation – Demographic situation and Family, Health, Climate change and environment – 27/11/2021