Speaking after a meeting of the Business Innovation Council on Monday, he said that seven innovation funding tenders are expected to reach 3,000 Hungarian businesses.
The programs will support product development by large companies, innovations of business processes at smaller companies, taking new technologies to the market, innovative life science developments, and a venture capital program.
The Ministry of Culture and Innovation and the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) will organise a nationwide innovation roadshow in November-December to promote the opportunities among businesses, Hankó said.
The government aims to develop Hungary into one of the ten most innovative countries in Europe by 2030, he added.



