The ministry said today in a statement that it is accepting an unlimited number of registrations but will select 50 Hungarians who will be offered jobs and support in relocating.
The National Economy Ministry last week launched a program to entice young Hungarians working abroad to return home as a means of combatting the brain drain in Hungary. In the first round, the program received HUF 100 mln in funding.
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