Szijjártó acknowledged Dintner for his work to advance German automaker Audi's activities at the Audi Hungaria factory in Győr (120 km northwest of Budapest), for fostering closer cooperation between the business sector and higher education, and for strengthening economic ties between Germany and Hungary.
He also paid tribute to Audi's contribution to what he called the "dimensional shift" in H ungary's economy.
He said the firm was putting the country at the forefront of the automotive industry revolution with the start of production of electric motors in Győr and by strengthening its service and R&D functions as well as expanding production capacity.
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