On the 14th anniversary of Hungary's accession to the European Union, a day-long festival was held in Budapest this Sunday. It was for the fifth time that a running race also took place - this time, the distance was 14 kilometers.
Speaking on Szabadság tér in downtown budapest, deputy state secretary in the Prime Minister's Office, Péter Balázs Molnár said Hungarians have a lot to celebrate because the country spent half of the 28 years that have passed since 1990 [the year of the first free elections in the second half of the 20th century.]
He stressed that it is an important milestone in the history of the country, pointing out that EU membership enjoys big support among the Hungarian population.
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