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Hungary's Deputy PM backs closer Canada-EU economic and political ties
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- Anita Orbán, Hungary's Deputy PM and Foreign Affairs Minister, was in Toronto for a conference on repatriating Ukrainian children and POWs.
- Orbán said making Canada an associate member of the European Union could increase trade and political cooperation between the two.
- She was elected in April in a vote that overthrew Viktor Orbán, who had been in power for 16 years.
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