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Moldova and Hungary will expand trade, economic and investment cooperation.

Moldova and Hungary will expand trade, economic and investment cooperation.

This was discussed during the meeting that the Minister of Economy Dumitru Alaiba held with the Hungarian Ambassador to our country Szabó Sándor. According to the Ministry of Economy, the parties discussed trade relations between the countries and identified new opportunities for cooperation. Dumitru Alaiba listed the priorities of the Ministry of Economy for the near future, and Szabó Sándor confirmed Hungary's readiness to support Moldova. According to the Ministry of Economy, between Moldova and Hungary have been signed 60 agreements. Currently, there are 38 companies with Hungarian capital operating in our country, the volume of investments in their authorized capital is about 3.8 million lei. The largest Hungarian investors in Moldova are the financial group OTP Bank and the pharmaceutical companies Gedeon Richter and Vitafort.// 14.12.2022 — InfoMarket

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