America News Agency

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna held a meeting with Ildikó Éva Sopov, chair of the European Affairs Committee of Hungary's National Assembly, and members of the committee.

Tsahkna said that holding the meeting in a room dedicated to Imre Nagy, one of the leaders of Hungary's 1956 revolution, gave the discussion special significance. He said Estonia and Hungary know from history the threat posed by Moscow and the value of freedom and independence.

Tsahkna said Estonia is ready to share its experience in digitalization to help increase transparency, advance reforms, build institutions that better serve citizens and strengthen democracy.

“Estonia is ready to share its experience in digitalization to help increase transparency, advance reforms, build institutions that better serve citizens and strengthen democracy.”