During his visit, Szijjártó will meet with business representatives from Texas, including the heads of American Airlines, and participate in a round table discussion with executives from Coca-Cola, Lilly, Pfizer and Warburg-Pincus, among others, in New York.
Szijjártó will attend these meetings with deputy state secretary for European and American ties Kristof Altusz, government commissioner responsible for the management of the impact of the Russian embargo Gyula Budai, and HIPA chairman Róbert Ésik.
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