The Ministry of Construction and Transportation noted that earlier in December, it had pledged to meet with Tibor Orosz and his colleagues, who organized a haulers’ protest on Dec. 22.
The discussions focused on the haulers’ 12-point proposal package, during which several commitments were made.
The ministry said that the Hungarian Independent Transporters Association (MFFE), founded by Orosz, will be included in meetings starting next week alongside haulers’ associations MKFE and NiT.
Representatives from the National Police Headquarters and the National Tax and Customs Authority will also take part.
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