State-owned Hungarian postal company Magyar Posta will put its services into Integrated Community and Service Spaces (IKSZT) — refurbished buildings that provide basic services to residents in communities with small populations — in 142 villages, CEO Laszlo Geszti said at press conference on Thursday.
When the post offices move into the buildings will depend on when their renovation is completed, said deputy-CEO Dezso Varga.
Altogether 635 local governments and civil organisations won a combined HUF 25.4bn to renovate buildings and turn them into IKSZTs under a tender that was part of the New Hungary Rural Development Program. This year, 110 of the IKSZTs were inaugurated.
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