Fidesz, the Hungarian political party, has accused the current Tisza government of intentionally excluding Hungarian companies from significant infrastructure projects in favor of foreign firms. This accusation stems from the recent termination of the Southern Railway Ring contract. Fidesz alleges the Tisza government deliberately sidelined Hungarian businesses, directing projects towards international companies. Details surrounding the contract termination suggest a deliberate effort to prioritize foreign interests. This situation raises questions regarding national economic strategies in Hungary. The party criticizes the Tisza government’s approach to infrastructure development, hinting at potential bias in project allocation. Further investigation into the matter may reveal the full extent of the alleged preferential treatment towards foreign businesses in Hungary's infrastructure sector.