Minister Szijjártó said negotiations between Hungarian oil and gas company MOL and Serbian oil transport company Transnafta are underway on the pipeline that will connect Algyő, in southern Hungary, and...
The foreign ministers of Hungary and Pakistan have signed cooperation agreements in higher education, diplomatic training and sports affairs.
CEO Zsolt Hernádi received PM Orbán, Energy Minister Csaba Lantos, Economic Development Minister Márton Nagy, political director Balázs Orbán and state secretary János Nagy.
Demand has spiked, consumers started stockpiling, and “a certain degree of panic ensued”. MOL has reached the end of its capacity, said Zsolt Hernádi.
The announcement was made after power to the Druzhba pipeline was cut following a missile strike.
The Hungarian government welcomes MOL’s acquisition in Poland and that Polish investors have appeared in Hungary.
MOL CEO Péter Ratatics said that the company will produce 50,000 liters of disinfectant per day to help stop the spread of coronavirus. The new product will become available in retail stores over the next two weeks. Meanwhile, the Government is spending HUF 15 billion on additional protective gear.
Péter Ratatics has announced that MOL will produce 50,000 liters of disinfectant per day in an attempt to stop the spread of the coronavirus. The new product will be available in retail stores within the next two weeks.
MOL has refilled the Hungarian oil reserves contaminated through the Druzhba (Friendship) pipeline last April.
The prime minister said he had arrived in Croatia to help put bilateral relations back on track
PM Orbán officially opens synthetic rubber plant operated by MOL, Hungary’s oil and gas company, and Japan Synthetic Rubber Corporation (JSR) in Tiszaújváros
MOL plans to double the number of Limo cars by 2020 and extend the service to the entire area of Budapest. Liszt Ferenc International Airport could be added to the system as early as 2019
The prime minister said that Hungary is ready to enter into a fair deal in order to resolve the dispute over the role of the Hungarian multinational oil and gas company MOL in the Croatian energy company INA