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Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary has become self-sufficient in manufacturing medical-grade masks that protect against the coronavirus, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said at the launch of a production line turning out one million masks a day at the plant of Vajda Papír in Dunaföldvár, in central Hungary.
'Pandemic Brings New Era', Says PM Orbán

'Pandemic Brings New Era', Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has addressed the ninth China-Central and Eastern Europe summit, addressing topics such as the race for the coronavirus vaccine, constructive cooperation between East and West and world trade.
HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

The government’s action plan for reopening the economy includes 10 million forint (EUR 28,000), interest-free loans offered to SMEs in the most vulnerable sectors, with repayments deferred by three years in order to allow time for the sector to recover, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
Euro 5.6 Billion Worth Of Investments In Railway Upgrades Around Budapest In 20 Years

Euro 5.6 Billion Worth Of Investments In Railway Upgrades Around Budapest In 20 Years

Hungary plans to invest 2,000 billion forints (EUR 5.6bn), mainly European Union funds, in upgrading railways in the region of Budapest over two decades to double the number of railway passengers and reduce the daily number of drivers heading for the city centre by 115,000, Balázs Fürjes, the state secretary in charge of development projects in and around Budapest, said.

"Too-Early-To-Lift Covid Restrictions", Says PM Orbán

“It’s too early to talk about lifting restrictions,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio. “It’s important that everyone follows the rules.”
Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

  • 18 Jan 2021 11:09 AM
  • current affairs
State-owned company Paks II. Zrt., responsible for the expansion of the Paks NPP with new nuclear power plant units ordered two safety analyses for 125 million forints from a nuclear research institute in 2015, citing investigative news site Átlátszó.
Japanese Companies Key To Hungary Economic Growth, Says FM

Japanese Companies Key To Hungary Economic Growth, Says FM

Japanese companies play a key role in Hungary’s economic growth, with 19 Japanese companies having invested 21 billion forints (EUR 58.5), creating over 13,000 jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Facebook, noting he had met Japanese Ambassador Masato Ohtaka for an introductory meeting.
1,600 US Companies Employ 100,000 People In Hungary

1,600 US Companies Employ 100,000 People In Hungary

Some 1,600 US companies employ 100,000 people in Hungary, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has said, addressing an online meeting of the US-Hungary Business Council (USHBC).
Sanofi To Expand Capacity For HUF 7 Billion In Hungary

Sanofi To Expand Capacity For HUF 7 Billion In Hungary

French pharmaceutical company Sanofi is to expand capacity at its Miskolc base, through investment of more than 7 billion forints (EUR 19.5m), with a 1.2 billion government grant, Peter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said.
Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary has become self-sufficient in manufacturing medical-grade masks that protect against the coronavirus, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said at the launch of a production line turning out one million masks a day at the plant of Vajda Papír in Dunaföldvár, in central Hungary.
'Pandemic Brings New Era', Says PM Orbán

'Pandemic Brings New Era', Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has addressed the ninth China-Central and Eastern Europe summit, addressing topics such as the race for the coronavirus vaccine, constructive cooperation between East and West and world trade.
HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

The government’s action plan for reopening the economy includes 10 million forint (EUR 28,000), interest-free loans offered to SMEs in the most vulnerable sectors, with repayments deferred by three years in order to allow time for the sector to recover, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
Euro 5.6 Billion Worth Of Investments In Railway Upgrades Around Budapest In 20 Years

Euro 5.6 Billion Worth Of Investments In Railway Upgrades Around Budapest In 20 Years

Hungary plans to invest 2,000 billion forints (EUR 5.6bn), mainly European Union funds, in upgrading railways in the region of Budapest over two decades to double the number of railway passengers and reduce the daily number of drivers heading for the city centre by 115,000, Balázs Fürjes, the state secretary in charge of development projects in and around Budapest, said.

"Too-Early-To-Lift Covid Restrictions", Says PM Orbán

“It’s too early to talk about lifting restrictions,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio. “It’s important that everyone follows the rules.”
Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

  • 18 Jan 2021 11:09 AM
  • current affairs
State-owned company Paks II. Zrt., responsible for the expansion of the Paks NPP with new nuclear power plant units ordered two safety analyses for 125 million forints from a nuclear research institute in 2015, citing investigative news site Átlátszó.
Japanese Companies Key To Hungary Economic Growth, Says FM

Japanese Companies Key To Hungary Economic Growth, Says FM

Japanese companies play a key role in Hungary’s economic growth, with 19 Japanese companies having invested 21 billion forints (EUR 58.5), creating over 13,000 jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Facebook, noting he had met Japanese Ambassador Masato Ohtaka for an introductory meeting.
1,600 US Companies Employ 100,000 People In Hungary

1,600 US Companies Employ 100,000 People In Hungary

Some 1,600 US companies employ 100,000 people in Hungary, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has said, addressing an online meeting of the US-Hungary Business Council (USHBC).
Sanofi To Expand Capacity For HUF 7 Billion In Hungary

Sanofi To Expand Capacity For HUF 7 Billion In Hungary

French pharmaceutical company Sanofi is to expand capacity at its Miskolc base, through investment of more than 7 billion forints (EUR 19.5m), with a 1.2 billion government grant, Peter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said.