Magyar government
cabinet of Hungary (since 2026)
The Magyar government or Tisza government is the current government of Hungary. It is a single-party government composed of the Tisza Party and led by Péter Magyar, who became prime minister following the 2026 general election. Tisza currently enjoys a two-thirds supermajority in the National Assembly, which is the legislative threshold for amending the Fundamental Law of Hungary. It is notable for being the first non-Fidesz-led government in sixteen years.
History
On 9 May 2026 was the inaugural meeting of the National Assembly, officially ending the 16-year Orbán era. On the proposal of the winning Tisza Party, President Tamás Sulyok scheduled the event for a Saturday, thus allowing a large-scale national event in the capital to be held alongside the parliamentary events.
On the inaugural meeting, the President officially asked Péter Magyar to form the government. The National Assembly elected him the same day as Prime Minister, and Magyar immediately swore the oath of office. After his speech and the ceremony, the inauguration ended with a large celebration in front of the Hungarian Parliament Building.
On 12 May, Magyar's government was formed with sixteen ministers.
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