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Csák welcomes the chance for Hungary to expand scientific cooperation with Egypt
János Csák said the mission of higher education is to help people understand each other better.
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Government’s aim is for Hungary to be among EU’s top ten innovative countries by 2030
János Csák said the National Science Policy Council (NKFI) has approved the program of Hungary’s Research Development and Innovation Fund for 2024.
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Csák: Hungarian state supports self-determination of national minorities
János Csák, the minister of culture and innovation, said the Hungarian government has “very good connections” with both the representatives of ethnic minorities in Hungary and with their mother countries,...
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Csák: Joint Italian-Hungarian cultural and scientific programs launched
The next few years will see the launch of joint Italian-Hungarian cultural and scientific programs.
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Hungary Invests 20 Billion Forints in Nobel Laureate's Groundbreaking Research
Minister of Culture and Innovation, János Csák, has allocated a substantial 20 billion Hungarian forints to support Nobel laureate Krausz Ferenc's innovative research.
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Culture and Innovation Minister pays tribute to Nobel Prize winner Katalin Karikó
János Csák said the soon-to-be Nobel laureate had always “a defined goal, which she stuck to and pursued with conviction, even when difficulties arose and she found herself without funding.”
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126,000 school-leavers apply to study at college and university
János Csák said the number has increased from 99,000 last year, adding that the rising number of applicants indicated that Hungary’s higher education system “has become more attractive”
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Government spends 2% of Hungary’s GDP on higher education
“The future of Hungary is in the teachers and students of universities, they are the stewards of Hungarian traditions and culture,” János Csák said.
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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.