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Pályázati lehetőség az ENSZ fiatal szakértői programjába (Young Professionals Programme – YPP)

Az ENSZ tevékenysége iránt érdeklődő friss diplomások, pályakezdők figyelmébe! Idén nyáron egyedülálló lehetőség nyílik a magyar fiatalok számára, hogy az ENSZ-ben kezdjenek karriert, ugyanis Magyarország idén felkerült az ENSZ fiatal szakértői programjában (Young Professionals Programme – YPP) résztvevő tagállamok listájára. Az ENSZ programra 32 év alatti, magyar állampolgárságú, angolul vagy franciául folyékonyan tudó, a lenti témákban legalább alapszintű diplomával rendelkező fiatalok pályázhatnak. A jelentkezéseket közvetlenül az ENSZ honlapján kell leadni a 2024. július-augusztusban tartó kéthónapos jelentkezési időszakban. A jelentkezési időszak megnyílt, a pályázati határidő 2024. szeptember 28.

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, H.E. Mr. Péter Szijjártó addressed the General Debate of the 76th session of the General Assembly on 23 September

Dr Réka Varga - ILC candidate

Dr. Réka Varga, Associate Professor of Public International Law at Péter Pázmány Catholic University (Budapest) is a highly acclaimed expert of international law. She is a former Legal Adviser of the ICRC, former Legal Adviser and Head of International Law Department of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Chief Legal Adviser on international law in the Ministry of Justice of Hungary. Dr. Varga is a member of the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission.

Planet Budapest 2021

Planet Budapest 2021 Sustainability Expo and Summit is a sustainable development event for the Visegrád Countries. It aims to raise awareness of adverse environmental, social and economic practices among the general public, especially young people, and to show that these negative changes, which overshadow the future of humankind, are still reversible.

Min. Szijjártó: We do not forget about the security challenges amidst COVID

“The main challenge ahead of the global community is the coronavirus pandemic, but it should not mean that we do forget about the security challenges which we have to face all around the globe” – Minister Péter Szijjártó said at the virtual UN high-level Replenishment Conference for the Peacebuilding Fund, on 26 January 2021. He also announced the deployment of 15 additional troops to the already existing Hungarian contingency in the UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon (UNIFIL).

Hungary, president of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe

On May 21, 2021, in Hamburg, Germany, Hungary took over the presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe from Germany. During the six months of the presidency, we have prepared an extensive professional and rich cultural program both in Hungary and in Strasbourg, which we are pleased to inform you about.

President Áder addressing UNGA75

23 September 2020, in his pre-recorded national statement, President Áder raised attention on the devastating impact that humankind has had on the Globe, especially in the 21st century. He raised the General Assembly's attention on the increasing number of water-related disasters and unresponsible waste management that cause severe damages both in societies and the ecosystem as a whole.

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Ambassador György Molnár, Chair of the Nuclear Security Contact Group addressed the NPT Thematic Seminar on Pillar II: Non-Proliferation

On 2-3 March, 2020 UNODA organized a thematic seminar on pillar II. (non-proliferation) of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) with the financial support of the EU. Ambassador György Molnár in his capacity as the Chair of the Nuclear Security Contact Group (NSCG) gave a presentation in the panel on nuclear security on Hungary’s work as convener of the NSCG composed of states that are prepared to play a leading role in strengthening nuclear security.

Minister Szijjártó addressed the UNGA plenary on “The situation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine”

On Thursday, February 20, 2020, H. E. Minister Szijjártó addressed the General Assembly’s plenary session on “The situation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine”, besides his several other meetings in the UN. In his statement, Minister Szijjártó stressed that while fully supporting the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, Hungary firmly rejects the violations of indigenous Hungarian minorities’ rights by the neighbouring country.

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade H.E. Mr. Péter Szijjártó addressed the General Debate of the 74rd session of the General Assembly on 26 September

Click here to read the full statement of Minister Szijjártó.

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