Nagy: Role of AI in the economy will grow in importance
Preparations for the implementation of the European AI Act will begin under the Hungarian EU presidency.
Preparations for the implementation of the European AI Act will begin under the Hungarian EU presidency.
The main topics of the meeting were Hungary’s plans when it takes over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union in the second half of the year.
Minister Nagy said Hungary’s satellite production capability is not just an economic and security matter, but also one of sovereignty.
The government supports boosting cooperation between Hungary’s 4iG and China’s Huawei.
Minister Nagy said the number of economically inactive people was down in just about every age group, mainly in the 15-34 and 55-64 brackets.
Fuel prices in Hungary are above the European Union average, with petrol costing 644 forints (EUR 1.65) a litre and diesel 658 forints.
Minister Nagy said a “significant” portion of the assets was real estate while the rest was equities and other assets.
Minister Nagy said Hungary would not achieve 4% GDP growth this year because of a temporary weakening of its export markets.
Márton Nagy briefed the commissioner on the situation in the Hungarian labor market and key employment policy issues.
Márton Nagy, Minister for National Economy, said he saw a “chance for adjusting” petrol prices, but not diesel prices.
Minister Nagy said the development of US-Hungary economic relations is undimmed and cooperation has been smooth in recent years.
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“The tendency is that German and Chinese capital want to work together, and this has become Hungary’s turf,” Minister Nagy said.