The government decided to expand the number of counties in which the investment value threshold for subsidies is EUR 5 million by two to seven, Szijjártó said.

The investment value threshold for subsidy eligibility is EUR 10 mln in other counties.

The value threshold for R&D investments eligible for subsidies will be lowered from EUR 3 mln to EUR 1 mln, while the job creation threshold for such investments falls from 30 to 10, he added.

Regulations governing Magyar Eximbank will be modified allowing it to offer businesses flexible export credit insurance, he said.

Rules on telecommuting will be streamlined and "unnecessary" statutes eliminated, he added.

To address labor shortages in some sectors, Szijjártó said workers who were trained abroad and whose first language is not Hungarian will be allowed to take practical vocational examinations with the help of an interpreter.

He said the government decided to expedite 17 infrastructure investments necessary for job-creating investments by businesses.

Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) head László Parragh, who joined Szijjártó at the press conference, noted that some of the proposals had been made by economic players and acknowledged the government's rapid response to the matters.