Former Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó was questioned for three hours by the Parliament’s National Security Committee regarding his recent position with Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD. The closed-door hearing focused on the potential national security implications of his new role. Details about Szijjártó’s testimony have not yet been publicly released, leaving many questions unanswered regarding the nature of the inquiry and his responses. The committee’s interest stems from concerns surrounding foreign investment and potential vulnerabilities within Hungary’s critical infrastructure. The hearing signifies increased scrutiny of individuals moving between government positions and roles with foreign companies, particularly those with ties to countries like China. Further information is expected to emerge as the National Security Committee concludes its review. This case highlights growing anxieties about economic and geopolitical influence in Hungary.