العلاقات المصرية المجرية في ضوء حرب 1973م : وثائق الخارجية والصحافة المجرية

Abstract EN

The Egyptian-Hungarian relations go back to the age of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.

Following the Treaty of Trianon concluded on 4th June 1920, Hungary established consular (1924) and later diplomatic (1927) relations with Egypt.

László J.

Nagy defines the nature of Arab-Hungarian relations as: "Hungary had no special interest in the Arab world in the last centuries.

The first interests and inquiries took place during the last decades of the 19th century primarily in relation to Egypt, the major realm of the region." Aiming to well-portray the bilateral relations in that period, the authors of the present article searched Hungarian archive records of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and some Hungarian daily press.

This piece is addressed to discuss four principal points as follows: economic and commercial, cultural and scientific, political and media relations between the two countries, as well as the internal situation and Egyptian foreign policy from a Hungarian perspective.