Through the European Union's common agricultural policy (CAP), the government will spend HUF 4,265 billion (EUR 11.8bn) on the development of Hungary's rural areas, its agriculture and food industry until...
József Szilvai, the CEO of state road maintenance company Magyar Közút Nonprofit, said 2021 would be a “record year” in terms of the number and scale of projects.
The strategy was prepared with the involvement of over 250 member organizations of Hungary’s AI Coalition and over a thousand experts identified focus areas and highlighted projects.
István Nagy said the developments would boost agriculture in the region between the Danube and Tisza rivers.
The foreign minister said the government’s investment decisions this year will all come down to the levels of technology, the value-added and the levels of research and development involved with the given prospective projects.
Péter Szabó noted that the town of 19,600 inhabitants expects to see an influx of some 10,000-12,000 people during the construction of the nuclear plant and a growth of some 5,000-6,000 afterwards.
According to the ministry of innovation and technology, sustainable economic growth hinges on expanding the road network.
Tibor Benkő, Minister of Defense, said the government undertaking for the defense budget to reach 2 percent of GDP by 2024 is on target.
György Matolcsy said the goal is to approach Austria’s level of development and to reach the European average.
The Tungsram group and the Zoltán Bay Research Center will launch a set of new R+D projects to encouarage innovation and the development of new technologies.
A new building is set to be built next to Nyugati Railway Station to house the Capital Circus of Budapest. The National Circus Art Center will also operate as a school, museum and research center.
The flight operator has confirmed that while an upgrade to both the flight navigation system and surface of the runway takes place, air traffic will be handled by a single runway during the period
The program is scheduled to be completed in 2025, by which time the total used for development, including European Union funds, may reach 3,750 billion HUF