Szijjártó said an agreement between Hungarian and Tunisian companies would be signed on Monday, launching cooperation in the sector. He added that Tunisia's railway company was calling tenders in the hundreds of millions of euros for network and fleet developments.
Cooperation between Hungary and Tunisia could also be stepped up in the farm and food sectors, and in water management, he said, ahead of a meeting with his Tunisian counterpart, Nabil Ammar.
He noted that bilateral trade between Hungary and Tunisia had reached USD 270 million last year.
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