Hungarian Prime Minister recalls childhood memories of Sarajevo food

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar shared on social media that recent discussions with Balkan leaders triggered childhood memories of dining at a restaurant in Sarajevo. He posted a photograph of a meal featuring ćevapi, noting that he used to visit a restaurant called Srpska gostionica with his parents, though it no longer exists.

Magyar remarked that while that specific location is gone, high-quality ćevapi can still be found in many places. His recent diplomatic engagements in Budapest included meetings with various Balkan officials, including Bosnia and Herzegovina's Chairman of the Presidency, Denis Bećirović, with whom he discussed the restoration of the Sarajevo–Budapest airline route.