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Elon Musk Invited to Budapest by Hungarian President

• 1 Sep 2023 10:16 AM

President Katalin Novak has extended an invitation to Elon Musk to participate in the upcoming Demographic Summit set to take place this September. 

The invitation follows Musk's recent positive acknowledgment of PM Orban's remarks on birth rates during an interview with Tucker Carlson. Musk, known for his concerns about declining birth rates, shared the interview on his X social media platform. 

In response, Novak expressed her anticipation of Musk's presence in Budapest, providing him with information about Hungary's family support system. 

The summit in Budapest is described as a significant international gathering of pro-family advocates, expected to host various heads of state, prime ministers, and influencers.

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