Nationwide Photo Exhibitions to Mark Hungary's 20 Years in EU

  • 16 Aug 2024 8:10 AM
  • Hungary Matters
Nationwide Photo Exhibitions to Mark Hungary's 20 Years in EU
The European Union’s representation in Hungary will stage outdoor photo exhibitions nationwide to mark the 20th anniversary of Hungary’s joining the EU.

The exhibitions will highlight major EU-financed development projects completed in each county as well as in Budapest since 2004, the representative office told MTI in a statement.

The photos have been selected to cover a wide range of areas in everyday life and the economy, the organisers said.

The photos will be displayed in 19 counties and at three sites in Budapest for three months, starting in mid-August.

More: 
ec.europa.eu/hungary-celebrates-20-years-of-eu-membership

 Photo courtesy: Europapont

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