Hungarian Tisza government ministers disclose assets

On Wednesday the Tisza government posted the wealth declarations of five ministers and the national security adviser on its website, revealing assets, inheritances, debts, real estate and investments.

Key highlights include Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office Ruff Bálint, who listed multiple apartments, a family house in Nagykovácsi, a Volvo V60, OTP shares and a 35 million‑forint private loan, and noted he inherited a noble certificate in 2010. Transport and Investment Minister Vitézy Dávid reported an inheritance of an Audi A4, several Budapest apartments, a lakeside orchard and a 47.85 million‑forint debt. Agriculture and Food Minister Bóna Szabolcs disclosed ownership of more than 250 hectares of farmland near Csorna, modest cash holdings and an 8.5 million‑forint loan. Education and Child Minister Lannert Judit listed a Budapest flat, a Badacsony‑Tómai holiday home and investment funds worth about 115 million forint. The declarations are required within 30 days of appointment.