HITA deputy posts filled
State secretary for foreign affairs and external economy Péter Szijjártó has made two appointments to unfilled deputy posts at the Hungarian Investment and Trade Agency (HITA), business daily Világgazdaság said on Wednesday. György Kerekes and Péter Bilek were named to fill two of three vice chairman posts at HITA, Szijjártó told the paper. Kerekes, who was in the same post earlier but has worked at think tank Századvég for the past year, will be in charge of business development. Bilek, who comes from Szijjártó's own state secretariat, will oversee government relations.
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