Hungary’s Minister of Regional Development recently addressed concerns surrounding key infrastructure projects, including the Paks II nuclear power plant upgrade and a contested motorway concession. Low water levels in the Danube River pose a potential disruption to the Paks II upgrade, impacting transportation of large components. The Minister also criticized a past decision made during the Orbán era, labeling it a “crazy mistake” without elaborating on specifics. Discussions also revolved around the complexities of a motorway concession deal that has faced scrutiny. The Minister acknowledged the challenging economic climate facing Hungary and warned of difficult days ahead. These issues highlight the vulnerability of Hungary’s infrastructure to environmental factors and the need for careful planning and execution of large-scale projects. Further details on the “crazy mistake” and motorway concession are expected to emerge.