Hungarian-Romanian business office opens in Nyíregyháza
Hungary and Romania opened a business coordination office in Nyíregyháza in northeastern Hungary in order to foster partnerships between SMEs in the two countries, Hungarian news agency MTI reported today.
A sister office is scheduled to open in Satu Mare, Romania, next June. The €1.9 mln project was supported with a European Union grant which covered 95% of the costs.
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