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EIB Lends Hungary Euro 146 Million for Health-Care Sector

EIB Lends Hungary Euro 146 Million for Health-Care Sector

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed an agreement with Hungary on a 146 million euro loan to support the country’s procurement of protective equipment in preparation for a potential fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the finance ministry said in a statement.
Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary’s management of the coronavirus crisis last year yielded mixed results, National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor György Matolcsy wrote in an article in the online edition of daily Magyar Nemzet, adding that the economy had been saved by an increase in private sector borrowing.
Special Report: Hungary’s Covid-19 Economic Recovery Packages

Special Report: Hungary’s Covid-19 Economic Recovery Packages

  • 2 Jul 2021 9:16 AM
  • business
A study carried out by EuCham - European Chamber, together with the help and contribution of the governments of different European countries, including Hungary, shows a general comparison of the financial expenditure executed by each of the governments in search of the longed-for economic recovery during the COVID-19 crisis.
Mask Requirement Due to be Abolished Next Week in Hungary

Mask Requirement Due to be Abolished Next Week in Hungary

Hungary will lift mask-wearing requirements once 5.5 million people have been inoculated against Covid-19, the prime minister’s chief of staff said.
Frontline Covid Workers to Get Extra Paid Leave

Frontline Covid Workers to Get Extra Paid Leave

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán also announced paid leave of ten days for workers who contributed to Hungary’s Covid-19 response efforts.
Key Business Measures to Aid Recovery Outlined by PM Orbán

Key Business Measures to Aid Recovery Outlined by PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, at a business conference, outlined measures that could support the recovery from the coronavirus crisis, including a tax rebate for lower income families, state-subsidised credit for SMEs and a higher minimum wage.
Gyms on Brink of Collapse in Hungary

Gyms on Brink of Collapse in Hungary

Around a third of Hungary’s fitness clubs could go under in three to six months, if guests do not return or the sector gets no government help, president Zsolt Nyárasdi of fitness clubs association Maforsz told business daily Világgazdaság.
Watch: Thousands Protest in Budapest Against Fudan & Fidesz

Watch: Thousands Protest in Budapest Against Fudan & Fidesz

A crowd of several thousand people marched from Heroes Square to Kossuth tér on Saturday afternoon in a protest demonstration against plans to build a Fudan University campus in Budapest and against the government more generally.
Civil Org's Calls on Gov't to Scrap Proposal on Mandatory Sale of Council-Owned Flats

Civil Org's Calls on Gov't to Scrap Proposal on Mandatory Sale of Council-Owned Flats

Professional organisations have called for the withdrawal of draft legislation on the mandatory sale of local council-owned rental apartments, originally maintained by councils to help vulnerable citizens.
EIB Lends Hungary Euro 146 Million for Health-Care Sector

EIB Lends Hungary Euro 146 Million for Health-Care Sector

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed an agreement with Hungary on a 146 million euro loan to support the country’s procurement of protective equipment in preparation for a potential fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the finance ministry said in a statement.
Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary’s management of the coronavirus crisis last year yielded mixed results, National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor György Matolcsy wrote in an article in the online edition of daily Magyar Nemzet, adding that the economy had been saved by an increase in private sector borrowing.
Special Report: Hungary’s Covid-19 Economic Recovery Packages

Special Report: Hungary’s Covid-19 Economic Recovery Packages

  • 2 Jul 2021 9:16 AM
  • business
A study carried out by EuCham - European Chamber, together with the help and contribution of the governments of different European countries, including Hungary, shows a general comparison of the financial expenditure executed by each of the governments in search of the longed-for economic recovery during the COVID-19 crisis.
Mask Requirement Due to be Abolished Next Week in Hungary

Mask Requirement Due to be Abolished Next Week in Hungary

Hungary will lift mask-wearing requirements once 5.5 million people have been inoculated against Covid-19, the prime minister’s chief of staff said.
Frontline Covid Workers to Get Extra Paid Leave

Frontline Covid Workers to Get Extra Paid Leave

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán also announced paid leave of ten days for workers who contributed to Hungary’s Covid-19 response efforts.
Key Business Measures to Aid Recovery Outlined by PM Orbán

Key Business Measures to Aid Recovery Outlined by PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, at a business conference, outlined measures that could support the recovery from the coronavirus crisis, including a tax rebate for lower income families, state-subsidised credit for SMEs and a higher minimum wage.
Gyms on Brink of Collapse in Hungary

Gyms on Brink of Collapse in Hungary

Around a third of Hungary’s fitness clubs could go under in three to six months, if guests do not return or the sector gets no government help, president Zsolt Nyárasdi of fitness clubs association Maforsz told business daily Világgazdaság.
Watch: Thousands Protest in Budapest Against Fudan & Fidesz

Watch: Thousands Protest in Budapest Against Fudan & Fidesz

A crowd of several thousand people marched from Heroes Square to Kossuth tér on Saturday afternoon in a protest demonstration against plans to build a Fudan University campus in Budapest and against the government more generally.
Civil Org's Calls on Gov't to Scrap Proposal on Mandatory Sale of Council-Owned Flats

Civil Org's Calls on Gov't to Scrap Proposal on Mandatory Sale of Council-Owned Flats

Professional organisations have called for the withdrawal of draft legislation on the mandatory sale of local council-owned rental apartments, originally maintained by councils to help vulnerable citizens.