The retaining power of the homeland must be increased, because in the last thirty years, 25 million workers left Eastern and Central Europe for Western Europe, and this migration cost the affected countries at least one thousand billion euros - said László Kövér, Speaker of the Parliament, in Salgótarján on Saturday.
The Nógrád County Municipality is the XV. A festive general meeting was held on the occasion of Nógrádi County Day, at which László Kövér said that, according to statistical data, since 1990, 25 million workers between the ages of 25 and 45 from Eastern and Central Europe, broadly understood, have left their homeland due to the higher incomes that can be obtained elsewhere.
The Speaker of the House emphasized: in the times ahead, one of the most important success measures of politics will be how well it can increase the economic retention power of the homeland , how well it can make it financially rational for those who left to return, and for those who are considering staying departure.
László Kövér added that, according to the World Bank's estimates, another 20 million workers may leave for the West by 2050 . according to expert estimates, this Western European "cannibal labor policy"
"Knowing this reality, all Eastern and Central European EU member states and their citizens have the right to be self-conscious when Brussels blackmails them with money said to be EU subsidies or with loans aimed at post-pandemic recovery," he said .
You can read the report on the event on the Magyar Hírlap
