In today's Government Info session, officials laid out the government's stance on pressing national and economic issues, from infrastructure corruption to migration policies, agricultural challenges, and beyond.
In today’s Government Info press conference, Gergely Gulyás, the minister heading the Prime Minister's Office, detailed the Hungarian government's longstanding dedication to supporting families and safeguarding children.
At the latest Government Info press conference, Minister Gulyás addressed Hungary's foreign ties with Italy and Sweden, as well as domestic issues, including the significant teacher salary raise.
In the year's first Government Information press conference, Minister Gergely Gulyás and government spokesperson Alexandra Szentkirályi provided updates on the government's current initiatives and policy positions.
Gergely Gulyás, Head of the Prime Minister’s Office, said the rate freezes affect 30,000 businesses and 300,000 families.
In today’s Government info session, the key topic was Hungary's position on two crucial issues: changing the EU budget and initiating talks about Ukraine's accession to the EU.
At today’s Government info session, Minister Gulyás shared the outcomes of yesterday’s government meeting regarding pensions, migration quotas, and more.
In a comprehensive update delivered today at the Government Info press conference, Minister Gulyás shared insights on multiple key fronts, ranging from an impressive national event to critical matters concerning ongoing conflicts and economic stability.
Gergely Gulyás said the prospect of Hungary losing the right to take over the EU presidency in the second half of 2024 “is not realistic”.
Gergely Gulyás also announced that discounts on certain products supermarkets have been obliged to apply would increase from 10% to 15%.
At today’s Government Info session, Gergely Gulyás, head of the Prime Minister's Office, announced the latest measures decided at Wednesday's government meeting, at which a review of the family support system and price freezes took place.
From July 1, the government is introducing a 200 euro/MW price cap on electricity used by facilities in the manufacturing industry, accommodations, warehousing and transport.
The government has decided to expand the SZÉP cards voucher system, a widely used benefit for employees, to also apply to food purchases in supermarkets.