The Hungarian government plans to significantly alter its annual 20 August fireworks display, traditionally held to celebrate the founding of the state and St. Stephen’s Day. The changes are driven by a desire to reduce public spending and increase accessibility for citizens. Details of the overhaul remain limited, but the government intends to move away from the large-scale, expensive displays of previous years. Minister Magyar Péter has indicated a shift in approach, though specific plans have not yet been fully disclosed. The move signals a broader trend of fiscal conservatism within the current administration. Further information regarding the revised event is expected to be released in the coming weeks. The decision has already sparked public discussion regarding national celebrations and budgetary priorities.