AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPaks Update: PM Péter Magyar says emergency works near the Paks Nuclear Power Plant are on schedule, with the plant “operating steadily” and nearly 70,000 cubic metres of rock already placed to address Danube riverbed concerns. Border & Logistics: Hungary will fully reconstruct the Hercegszántó–Bački Breg Serbia crossing to let heavy lorries pass 24/7 and ease congestion at Röszke, with procurement expected soon. Culture & Film: Viktória Petrányi has been appointed Ministerial Commissioner to oversee renewal of Hungary’s film support system and supervise reforms. Budapest Sports: The Budapest Half Marathon set a new participation record with 24,000+ runners from 117 countries. Film Festival in Budapest: The Korean Film Festival returns to Budapest (25 Sept–2 Oct) with 24 features and three visiting directors. EU Politics: Hungary continues to block Ukraine’s EU accession clusters again, linking any unblocking to progress on minority rights. Local Economy: This week’s BUX index fell 1.94% as trading volume rose, with Mol’s government voting stake increasing after KEKVA foundations were dissolved.
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