The discussion has fueled optimism that Hungary’s veto of Rutte’s nomination as NATO secretary general could be resolved soon. The meeting, which also revisited last week’s dialogue between NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Orban, was described as “productive” by Rutte’s press secretary. “Prime Minister Rutte will confirm in writing to Prime Minister Orban what they discussed. It was a good and frank conversation, and both agreed to focus on the future,” a NATO spokesperson added. A Hungarian government official, however, declined to comment on the discussions. Sources indicate that …