Government grants HUF 50 billion to support Hungarian health sector
The finance minister said the focus is on manufacturing rubber gloves, masks, medicines, disinfectants, ventilators and other medical equipment.
The finance minister said the focus is on manufacturing rubber gloves, masks, medicines, disinfectants, ventilators and other medical equipment.
Finance Minister Mihály Varga said the government’s goal is to make 2021 a year of economic growth for Hungary.
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...
The foreign ministry and HIPA National Investment Agency have granted SYNLAB Hungary Kft HUF 140 million (EUR 390,000) for developments related to coronavirus testing.
Katalin Novák, the minister for family affairs, has announced a number of new initiatives to help Hungarian families throughout 2021.
Further contracts are planned to be signed under the scheme, and the aim is to allocate a total of HUF 50 billion through tenders.
One of the sectors hit hardest during the coronavirus pandemic will continue to receive aid from the government.
The Hungarian government has announced a HUF 7 billion (EUR 19.4m) tender to support the competitiveness of Hungary’s fashion and creative industry.
The prime minister has revealed that in the coming 30 days, the state will reimburse hotels for 80 percent of the bookings registered before November 8.
Gergely Gulyás said Hungary’s economic protection scheme has been among the most successful in terms of the job market, with the unemployment rate showing a much better trajectory than in the European Union.
673 companies out of 806 bidders have now received grants totalling HUF 151 billion. The combined value of government-assisted projects was over HUF 318 billion.
The government will revamp 17 Budapest hospitals to improve hygiene infrastructure in preparation of a potential second wave of the novel coronavirus epidemic.
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said the companies’ investments are worth a combined HUF 377 billion and will save over 143,000 jobs.