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Nestlé dedicated to sustainability
09.02.2021
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Local news
Hungary
Largest Swiss investor in Hungary makes a commitment to sustainability
Ambassadorial visit to the Andrássy University
05.02.2021
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Local news
Hungary
Ambassador Jean-François Paroz paid a courtesy and working visit to Andrássy University in Budapest.
The Swiss Embassy in Budapest commemorates the victims of the Holocaust and the rescuers
27.01.2021
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Local news
Hungary
The high-tech company Sensirion celebrates the topping-out ceremony in Debrecen
22.01.2021
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Local news
Hungary
The Swiss Sensirion AG, one of the leading manufacturer of digital microsensors and –systems, has built a new production facility in Debrecen on 19th of January 2021.
The new Ambassador of Switzerland to Hungary presented his credentials to President Áder
02.12.2020
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Local news
Hungary
The ceremony marked the formal beginning of Ambassador Jean-François Paroz’s mission as Ambassador of Switzerland to Hungary.
Festival Verzió
23.11.2020
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Local news
Hungary
The human rights film festival Verzió was held for the 17th time already.
Swisscham Hungary’s tree-planting campaign on the occasion of its 25th anniversary
03.11.2020
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Local news
Hungary
The festive occasion took place in presence of Budapest’s head mayor, Gergely Karácsony, and the Swiss chargé d'affaires a.i., István Kocsis.
National Day 2020 greetings for the Swiss abroad
27.07.2020
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Local news
Hungary
1st of August address of the President of the Swiss Confederation Simonetta Sommaruga
Visit to Pécs
13.11.2019
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Local news
Hungary
On 13 and 14 November, a delegation of the Embassy travelled to Pécs in order to meet representatives from politics and local Swiss businesses.
President of the Swiss Confederation Ueli Maurer: National Day 2019 greeting for the Swiss abroad
22.07.2019
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Local news
Hungary
Successful Swiss support for research
15.03.2019
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Article
Schweizer Beitrag
A research team in Hungary working on a Swiss-Hungarian research project has developed innovative technologies for the blind and visually impaired. Research continued in Hungary and Switzerland following the completion of the project in 2015, leading to successful results in both countries in the beginning of 2019: Hungary successfully launched an app for the visually impaired and in Switzerland Professor Botond Roska was awarded the Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine.
Mobile dam project in Hungary presented at the World Economic Forum in Davos
22.01.2019
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Article
Schweizer Beitrag
The River Tisza in north-eastern Hungary regularly bursts its banks after heavy rains. In order to limit the devastation caused by flooding, Switzerland has financed several risk reduction measures by way of its contribution to the enlarged EU. Mobile dams from Swiss company Beaver Protection Systems Ltd have proven a viable solution for the situation there. It is therefore being presented as a model at the World Economic Forum in Davos.