According to a statement from Bećirević's office, the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina expressed a desire for greater cooperation with Hungary in his message. "Bosnia and Herzegovina wishes to enhance economic, political, and all other forms of cooperation with Hungary. I hope that your victory will mark the beginning of a new stage in the relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Hungary, based on mutual respect, consideration, and a shared commitment to peace and stability," Bećirović stated. He added that he believes "together we can contribute to strengthening the overall cooperation" between the two countries. Recall that Magyar and his Tisza party won as many as 137 seats in the upcoming parliamentary term, thereby achieving the two-thirds majority needed to amend the Hungarian Constitution. Orban, who is stepping down from the position of Prime Minister of Hungary, has been in power with his Fidesz party for 16 years, since their election victory in 2010.