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The US president-elect has broken with tradition by inviting world leaders to the 20 January ceremony.
ADVERTISEMENTHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will not attend Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday, his press secretary has said. Orbán, a long-standing ally of Trump, had been invited to attend the 20 January ceremony in Washington DC, along with other right-wing world leaders, including Javier Milei of Argentina and Giorgia Meloni of Italy. Despite his close relationship with Trump, the Hungarian prime minister will not travel to the US, but will instead deliver a presentation in Budapest that day. His talk will focus on his country’s recent EU presidency, his press secretary Bertalan Havasi told the Hungarian news platform Telex. Orbán, who is widely criticised in Europe for turning Hungary into an “electoral autocracy”, was an early backer of Trump, endorsing him in his successful run for the White House in 2016. During Trump’s first term in office, he hosted Orbán at the White House in 2019. Hungary’s nationalist prime minister travelled to the US in July last year to meet Trump at Mar-a-Lago, his home in Florida. Afterwards, Orbán praised his friend, saying that the Republican leader would, if elected president, end Russia’s war in Ukraine. The day after the US presidential election on 5 November, Orbán took to X to express his delight at what he called Trump’s “beautiful victory”. “It’s in the bag,” he wrote on X while votes were still being counted. Trump’s decision to invite world leaders like Orbán to his inauguration broke with decades of tradition, as foreign heads of state do not usually attend the swearing-in of new US presidents. Argentina’s Milei has said he will travel to the US for the occasion. However, it is unclear whether leaders such as Italy’s Meloni and El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele will do the same.Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, three of the world’s richest men, will be among Trump’s guests at the ceremony.
