László Kövér, born on December twenty-ninth, nineteen fifty-nine, is a prominent Hungarian politician currently serving as the speaker of the National Assembly of Hungary. His political journey has been marked by significant roles, including twice acting as the president of Hungary in two separate instances: first in two thousand twelve following the resignation of Pál Schmitt, and again in two thousand twenty-four after Katalin Novák stepped down.
A founding member of the Fidesz party since nineteen eighty-eight, Kövér has played a crucial role in shaping Hungary's political landscape. His tenure includes serving as the Minister without portfolio for Civilian Intelligence Services during the first administration of Viktor Orbán, showcasing his influence in national security matters.
Kövér's leadership capabilities were recognized when he was appointed as the leader of Fidesz in two thousand, although he resigned from this position the following year. His commitment to his party and country continues to define his political career, making him a key figure in contemporary Hungarian politics.