Kárpátia Hungarian-Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry sets up farm section
A meeting of the Kárpátia Hungarian-Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Thursday decided to establish an agriculture branch, managing director Levente Csigi said at a press conference on Friday. Katalin Tóth, deputy state secretary at Hungary's Rural Development Ministry, was selected to head the branch, the ministry said.
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