(ANSA) - BELGRADE, AUG 31 - "I believe in action, and what I learned in Hungary is that the most important thing is to speak honestly and avoid using double standards, particularly in Brussels. My colleagues understand exactly what I'm talking about. We must avoid ideological debates and concentrate on real issues, such as energy security, interconnectors, and regional cooperation," said Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar, speaking at the Bled Strategic Forum, along with the prime ministers of Slovenia, the Czech Republic, and Croatia. "I am delighted that we are prepared to reshape and rebuild this critical regional cooperation in order to assist Western Balkan member states in adopting honest and direct language after decades. This is critical, and if we succeed, we will be able to solve all of our problems. I hope it isn't too late. We also talked about the fight against illegal immigration. It's difficult to explain to Hungarians why their country is treated so unfairly in Brussels on these issues. We have received a court ruling. We have to pay a billion euros per day just to defend our shared European borders. I do not believe it is fair, and no one is prepared to solve the problem." (ANSA).