Minister Szijjártó qualified the structure of FDI as “healthy”, with 48% of the investment coming from the East, and 42% from the West. Hungarian investments account for about 10% of...
The ministry of foreign affairs and trade said on Friday that in a year-end review of Hungarian-German economic relations, the HIPA and the DUIHK concluded that bilateral economic cooperation had...
State Secretary Levente Magyar said that after a series of talks spanning over more than two years, the world’s largest battery maker will invest HUF 3,000 billion (EUR 7.6bn) in...
Thanks to the government’s successful response to the pandemic, Hungary’s economy is the first in Europe to be relaunched.
The foreign ministry had the opportunity to announce three investments with a total value of HUF 96 billion on Monday alone.
Ericsson Magyarország is implementing a HUF 3 billion expansion of its R&D hub in Budapest using a HUF 600 million non-refundable government grant.
Eclipse Print’s investment of HUF 200 million (EUR 550,000) at its printing plant in Edelény will save 64 jobs. The government has also provided a HUF 100 million grant.
“The EU could clearly benefit from closer cooperation with such an economically strong country as Switzerland,” the foreign minister said.
Péter Szijjártó, minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said the Eastern Opening policy is not only facilitating the increased foreign market presence of Hungarian products and services but also the Hungarian investments of well-capitalised Asian companies
Péter Szijjártó, minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said that Hungary’s position was confirmed on a list published by America’s Site Selection magazine
Hungarian automotive industry moves from 'Made in Hungary' to 'Invented in Hungary'
Minister Szijjártó highlighted that this was the eighth investment in Hungary from major US corporations this year via the investment promotion program, with investments totalling 30 million USD and creating some 1,100 new workplaces
“The economic growth of the four Visegrád Group (V4) countries is outstanding," the prime minister said. “If we do not count the performance capabilities of our four countries, there is practically no economic growth within the European Union. Central Europe is Europe’s safest and most rapidly developing region"