Hungary-Germany Relations

Gulyás: Hungary and Germany's economic cooperation important in difficult times

Gergely Gulyás said the government sees the economic players of both countries as partners. German companies employ 300,000 workers in Hungary, mainly in industry, he said.

FM: A politically motivated campaign is underway against Hungary over German investments

“What we are witnessing is that this campaign is turning into a sort of emotional blackmail,” Minister Szijjártó told an event organized by the DialogUngarn German-Hungarian economic organization in Budapest.

Agriculture Minister: Germany is traditionally Hungary’s most important partner

István Nagy said Germany is traditionally Hungary’s most important economic partner, and this applies to the agricultural sector too.

Interview with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in the biweekly magazine Budapester Zeitung

PM Orbán: Hungary cannot be cornered financially

"I can’t say whether we will actually receive money … still, Hungary cannot be cornered financially," PM Orbán said.

Minister calls for strengthening Hungary-Germany cooperation in innovation

Hungary and Germany should continue strengthening their cooperation in innovation and work to spread a culture of innovation that quickly turns ideas into products.

Palkovics: Hungary-Germany ties are key to development of Hungarian industry

László Palkovics said using development opportunities offered by strong ties in car manufacturing and research and development were especially important in the Hungarian economy.

Finance Minister: German businesses see Hungary as a good investment destination

The finance minister said Hungarian-German economic ties are stable and crisis-resistant.

PM Orbán outlines Hungary-Germany relations as “strategically important”

“Europe today faces challenges that make cooperation between [EU] member states on the basis of mutual respect more important than ever,” PM Orbán said.