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HUNGARY: National Economy Minister Meets with Bank Executives in Beijing

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  • National Economy Minister Marton Nagy met with executives of the Bank of China and the China Construction Bank during his official visit to Beijing, MTI report.
  • The aim of the talks was to continue the dialogue for the financing of energy and infrastructure developments in Hungary, the National Economy Ministry said.
  • The sides discussed bilateral economic cooperation, and the minister called for deepening relations further, especially in finance.
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  • National Economy Minister Marton Nagy met with executives of the Bank of China and the China Construction Bank during his official visit to Beijing, MTI report.
  • The aim of the talks was to continue the dialogue for the financing of energy and infrastructure developments in Hungary, the National Economy Ministry said.
  • The sides discussed bilateral economic cooperation, and the minister called for deepening relations further, especially in finance.