CÖF–CÖKA's New Direction: Continuity and Tradition Promised

The Civil Cooperation Forum (CÖF) and its associated foundation (CÖKA) have outlined their new direction under fresh leadership, vowing to maintain continuity and uphold traditional values. The organization aims to continue its public engagement focused on national sovereignty and Judeo-Christian cultural heritage. Zoltán Lomnici Jr., the newly elected president, affirmed in an interview with Magyar Nemzet that the organization's core direction, previously guided by László Csizmadia, will remain unchanged. CÖF–CÖKA intends to persist in its mission to promote national interests and cultural values through various public initiatives. Key activities planned for the future include the continuation of the Civil Academies, which serve as platforms for public discourse and education. The organization also plans to strengthen its ties with Hungarian communities living outside of Hungary, fostering a sense of connection and shared identity. Furthermore, existing CÖF clubs in Budapest and other cities, as well as the prominent 'Békemenetek' (Peace Marches), will continue to be central to their outreach efforts.