• Which particular aspect of Saudi Arabia do you like the most?
Tribal history and culture.
• What is your favorite and oft-repeated Arabic word?
Masha’Allah.
• Which book is by your bedside these days?
Hungarian documentary called History.
• Your favorite holiday destination?
In Hungary, Lake Balaton, and in Europe, Munich.
• Your dream country where you would like to be posted after leaving Saudi Arabia?
New Zealand or native Arab-speaking countries.
• Which country’s people have you found to be the most friendly?
In my opinion, you can find them in every country.
• How do you react to or deal with anger?
The best reaction is to smile.
• What is your source of strength during tough times?
Best friends and doing sports.
• What was your first impression about the Kingdom?
Our country is less than 100,000 sq km, so definitely the huge sizes and distances.
• Which Saudi city fascinated you the most?
I would definitely like to see Abha and Khamis Mushayt.
• Your favorite Saudi dish?
Kabsa, salik and hashi.
• The thing about Kingdom that you will always remember?
Friendships made here.
• If you were given only one option between Facebook and Twitter, what would that be?
None.
• If you had not become a diplomat, what would you be?
I love the military.
• Is hiding the truth acceptable in diplomacy?
Hiding the truth does not necessarily mean lying.
• How do you keep yourself fit?
Football, basketball and running in the gym.
• Your favorite football club?
Bayern München and of course the Hungarian National Team that qualified for the 2016 European Cup after 44 years (1972, Belgium).
• Your favorite actor/actress?
Robert de Niro with Joe Pesci.
• What is your favorite weekend activity?
When I am home and having time, then traveling. You can reach eight countries from Budapest within 2-3 hours by car.
Saudi culture fascinates Hungarian envoy



