On 21 October 2025, our Foundation organised a Roundtable Discussion of Christian Leaders in Bratislava, chaired by Eduard Heger, former Prime Minister of Slovakia.
The first Young Conservatives Debate Club was organized by the Christian Democratic Institute, Te Deum Youth Organization, and IKSZ.
The seventh of our joint Conservative Ladies’ Breakfast, organised in cooperation with the Foundation for a Civic Hungary, once again brought together a diverse and inspiring group of women who actively shape our society through their roles in politics, culture, business, and public life. The gathering provided a welcoming and intellectually engaging environment, where participants could share their experiences, exchange ideas, and strengthen both professional and personal ties.
Clementine Hall
Saturday, 23 August 2025
We begin with the same sign with which the Lord has given us life in Baptism: In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Peace be with you.
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The Bálványos Summer University and Student Camp – better known as Tusványos – has been a unique meeting point for over three decades. Held in the heart of Transylvania, it brings together Hungarian public life, conservative thought, and international political dialogue in a festival-like setting that combines intellectual depth with a free-spirited atmosphere. Tusványos holds a special place in Central European public discourse, offering a platform for meaningful discussions that transcend borders.
The Christian Democratic Institute recently hosted two events in Brussels featuring Prof. Dr. Christiaan Alting von Geusau, President of the International Catholic Legislators’ Network. The discussions offered a timely opportunity to reflect on key questions shaping international political dynamics.
CDI Hungary once again had its own stand at CPAC Hungary 2025, one of Europe’s leading conservative gatherings. The event brought together proponents of national sovereignty and freedom-oriented thought from across the globe.
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At our recent gathering at the Hungarian Embassy in Vienna, we paid tribute to one of the most remarkable female figures in Hungarian medical history: Countess Vilma Hugonnai, the first woman in Hungary to earn a medical degree.
In a meaningful continuation of our commitment to intergenerational solidarity and cultural dialogue, the Hungarian Association of the Sovereign Order of Malta and the Christian Democratic Institute jointly organized a heartwarming visit to the Páty Home for the Elderly. This occasion was made all the more special by the presence of Her Excellency Ono Hikariko, Ambassador of Japan to Hungary.
The CDI Hungary had the distinct honor of participating in the International Prayer Breakfast held at the Austrian National Assembly in Vienna.