In Hungary, Peter Magyar was sworn in as the new Prime Minister. An MP’s freestyle dance went viral during the celebration after victory in Parliament. The new government has emphasized democratic reforms and national unity.
Budapest: A major political change has been seen in the European country Hungary, where Peter Magyar has been sworn in as the new Prime Minister. His party got a clear majority in the voting held in the inaugural session of the new Parliament, after which he took over the reins of the country. After the swearing-in ceremony, an atmosphere of celebration was seen in the capital Budapest, where thousands of supporters gathered.
This historic occasion witnessed not only a political change, but also a unique and entertaining scene, which caught the attention of the world on social media.
Celebration after victory in Parliament, MP’s freestyle dance goes viral
During the celebration of Peter Magyar becoming Prime Minister, a video went viral on social media in which one of his fellow MPs did a freestyle dance in the Parliament complex. This dance was so unique and enthusiastic that within no time it became a topic of discussion on the internet.
This MP not only danced but also performed in air guitar style, which transformed the atmosphere of the function into a completely festive one. This scene is from the time when the process of forming the new leadership in the Parliament was being completed and supporters were celebrating outside in Kossuth Square.
Jsolt Hegedus’ unique style became the center of attraction
The MP who attracted the most attention in this viral video is Jsolt Hegedus, who is also considered a major contender for the post of Health Minister in the new government. He again showed off his dance moves on the steps of Parliament House and pretended to play air guitar with full confidence.
His informal and enthusiastic style quickly spread on social media and was viewed and shared by millions of people. Amidst political seriousness, this scene became a center of entertainment for the people.
Voting in Parliament: Tisza Party gets majority
A total of 195 MPs voted in Hungary’s 199-member parliament. Of these, 140 MPs voted in favor of Peter Magyar, while 54 voted against and one member abstained.
With this result, Tisza Party won a clear majority and the way for government formation was cleared. After this, Peter Magyar formally assumed the responsibility of the post of Prime Minister and began his four-year tenure.
Swearing-in speech: “Govt. No, mandate to serve”
In his swearing-in speech, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said that his government has got the mandate not only of change of power, but of change in the entire system. He made it clear that the new government will not work to rule but to serve the people.
He laid special emphasis on national unity, democratic reforms and social cohesion. According to him, the new government will be equally representative of all citizens and no section will be discriminated against.
massive celebration in budapest
After the swearing-in, thousands of people gathered in Kossuth Square in the capital Budapest. Here the supporters of Tisza Party celebrated with enthusiasm and welcomed the new Prime Minister.
There was an atmosphere of enthusiasm in the crowd and people were waving flags and raising slogans in support of the new government. This scene is being seen as the beginning of a new era in Hungarian politics.
Who is Peter Magyar?
Peter Magyar was born in March 1981. He studied Law and Humanities at Pazmani Peter Catholic University. Early in his career he was a trainee judge and lawyer, after which he worked in various positions in the Ministry of External Affairs and other government institutions.
In 2024, he was elected leader of the Tisza party and in the same year he also became a member of the European Parliament. His political journey progressed rapidly and he won a big victory in the 2025 parliamentary elections.
Historic victory in elections
In the parliamentary election held on 12 April, the Tisza party defeated the Fidesz–KDNP coalition led by current Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The party secured a two-thirds majority in Parliament by winning 141 out of 199 seats, which is considered a decisive mandate.
This victory has brought about a major change in Hungarian politics and has raised hopes for new policies and reforms in the country.
Parliament leadership and new appointments
In the first session of the new parliament, Tisza Party vice-chair Agnes Forsthofer was elected Speaker of the National Assembly. He received 193 votes, while only two MPs opposed it.
In addition, the Parliament also elected six Vice-Presidents, thereby formalizing the new administrative structure.
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