Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán plans to press ahead with his plan to station soldiers in Chad. Orbán spoke of the plan on Monday after a meeting with the president of the African country, Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, in Budapest. The country plays a key role in the campaign against migration from the Sahel region towards Europe, Orbán wrote on Facebook. For this reason, a “complex package for the implementation of cooperation” has now been agreed with its president, he wrote. Orbán has signed two decrees, which appeared in the Hungarian Law Gazette on Monday, during the talks with Déby. Th…