As reported earlier, the Commission investigates the Russian-Hungarian project for three separate issues related to alleged government subsidies and public access to procurement information. “The Paks-2 project is our major investment. The European Union considers only the aspects of public procurement procedures. Anti-corruption efforts are an ordinary thing, and there are no obstacles for this issue to be settled,” Mr. Szijjártó said at a press conference after the meeting of the Russian-Hungarian commission.