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Growing Number Of Young Students & Employees In Hungary

• 6 Jan 2020 7:45 AM
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The number of young people studying or working has been constantly growing in Hungary, and the rate of improvement is much higher than the European average, Bence Rétvári, deputy leader of the co-ruling Christian Democrats, told MTI on Saturday, citing Eurostat figures.

The ratio of Hungarians aged 15-29 who neither study nor are employed was 17.7% in 2010 and has fallen to 12.9% now, Rétvári said.

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