Duda: Migration crisis is the most serious problem of the EU

The Polish and Hungarian Presidents Andrzej Duda and János Áder met in Budapest on March 18 to discuss migration and eastern policy, the EU reforms, and the construction of infrastructural links in Central Europe. "I hope that Europe will finally approach the issue of resolving the migration crisis seriously. Even taking into account the situation in which is Greece today, the migration crisis is undoubtedly the most serious problem the European Union faces nowadays," proclaimed Andrzej Duda during the press conference. The Hungarian President agreed and said that "the migration crisis is not only a humanitarian problem, but also a crime and national security problem." He urged the EU to strengthen borders and stem the tide of migration at the EU borders. On March 19, the Polish and Hungarian presidential couples attended the inauguration of Polish-Hungarian Friendship Day.