Sixteen business associations published a paid advertisement calling for the talks in several Hungarian dailies on Monday, the day after the governing Hungarian Socialist Party won the second round of parliamentary elections. They suggested the meetings be held as soon as May. Among the associations were all of the joint Hungarian-foreign chambers of commerce, the Association of IT Businesses, the Joint Venture Association, the Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture, the Hungarian Innovation Association, the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Association of Hungarian Road Haulage Companies, the Forum of Hungarian Business Managers, the National Association of Agricultural Cooperatives and Producers, and the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers.
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