Key deadlines facing Hungary’s new government

14th April 2026

The incoming Tisza government inherits a mix of domestic support measures due to expire in the coming month and hard EU funding deadlines that it will need to act upon quickly. The most important constraint is the deadline on 31st August for completing all Recovery and Resilience Facility milestones – a window that may prove too narrow to unlock the roughly €10bn of frozen EU funds available.

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Key deadlines facing Hungary’s new government

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