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It Is Too Early to Talk about Joining the Euro Zone, Says Finance Minister

  • Forrás: hungarytoday.hu, 28 August 2023 - MTI
Speaking at the Tranzit Festival in Tihany on Saturday, during a discussion on the consequences of giving up the national currency, Finance Minister Varga Mihály said that the issue on the agenda now is how we can restore the economy’s balance position in the quickest way after two crises. Fiscal policy must reduce the deficit and debt, he summarized.

Communiqué of the Association of Medical Devices Manufacturers Hungary on the need for hospital debt settlement

The Association of Medical Devices Manufacturers (OSZ) draws the attention of the Government of Hungary to the fact that the steps taken by the Government to partially settle the overdue debts of hospitals are not sufficient, and if no action is taken to settle the overdue claims of economic operators independent of the state, patient care may be stopped in several institutions, for example due to a lack of equipment.
 

New Investment Boosts Healthcare and Research & Development

  • Forrás: hungarytoday.hu, 19 July 2023 - MTI
The new development hall of the Hungarian-owned medical device manufacturer Medicor Elektronikai Zrt. was inaugurated on Tuesday, with the Minister of Finance announcing that the government had provided support for the HUF 1.3 billion (EUR 35 million) investment from the Healthcare Industry Support Program, which created 50 new jobs.
 

Improvements in Healthcare System to Provide Better Future Prospects

  • Forrás: hungarytoday.hu, 04 July 2023 - Magyar Nemzet
Despite war and sanctions, the government is committed to improving the performance of the Hungarian healthcare system year after year, said the Parliamentary State Secretary of the Ministry of Interior at the Semmelweis Day Award Ceremony, reports Magyar Nemzet
 

Healthcare to be a Driving Sector of the Economy

  • Forrás: hungarytoday.hu, 17 May 2023
GDP data came as a rather pleasant surprise, but were basically close to market expectations. In services, growth was mainly driven by the advance of private healthcare, reports Világgazdaság.

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