Hungary’s parliament may vote on Sweden’s NATO accession by the end of February if Sweden’s prime minister paid a visit to Hungary first, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said in Boston on Friday. “I met my Swedish counterpart on numerous occasions … and I told him: do something to rebuild the trust. Otherwise we can’t guarantee anything,” Szijjártó said during a panel discussion. “What we could guarantee we have done. We have put the issue on the agenda of parliament with the very clear signal that the government supports ratification.” He said both the Swedish premier and foreign minister had visited Türkiye before Turkish MPs ratified its accession. “We just asked them do so with Hungary as well,” he said, adding that there was “a good chance” that ratification could take place on Feb 26 and 27, when Hungarian lawmakers reconvene for the spring session. “But this invitation should be accepted by the Swedish prime minister,” he said.