BT said at the ceremony that the company doubled its staff in Hungary in the past two years to the current 2,000.
This expansion was needed to accommodate new tasks at the center, as well as expand functions within the company, BT added. The center provides services for the multinational clients of BT Global Services.
The agreement was signed by Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó on behalf of the Hungarian government, and BT’s Regional Services Center CEO Zoltán Szabó on behalf of the British multinational.
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