The agreement was signed by Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó and Autoliv Kft. managing director Miklós Pallai.
Autoliv Kft. employs 1,800 people at its plant in Sopronkövesd (195 km west of Budapest), which has made Hungary the fifth-biggest exporter of seatbelts in the world. H
ungary's government has thus far signed strategic cooperation agreements with 91 companies that employ 193,000 people in Hungary.
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