The Hungarian government has allocated 250 million forints to various overseas projects over a ten-month period. These funds were distributed through the Bethlen Gábor Fund, which supports Hungarian interests abroad. The funding extended to organizations operating in the United States, Canada, and Japan. Notably, part of the budget was used for the renovation of a tomb in Uruguay. Such expenditures have raised questions regarding the priorities of the state's financial allocations. The fund's reach highlights the administration's effort to maintain connections with the global Hungarian diaspora. Critics may view these expenditures as an unconventional use of public resources. This spending pattern demonstrates a strategic focus on cultural and historical preservation worldwide.