Hungary signs deal with neighbours to attract more investment

Eight countries in Central and Eastern Europe signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation to develop the region’s capital markets, the National Economy Ministry said on Monday.

The MoU, the initiative of the Croatian finance ministry, was signed by Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania and Poland, in addition to Hungary.

The agreement will advance the diversification of financing resources and support the channeling of household savings to investments. The agreement was signed by Márton Bókay, a deputy state secretary at the National Economy Ministry, on behalf of Hungary.

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