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A second meeting of the Intergovernmental Bulgarian-Hungarian Commission for Economic Cooperation will be held in Budapest, Hungary, between 15 – 16 April 2019. Co-chairman of the Bulgarian side is Mr. Emil Karanikolov, Minister of Economy of the Republic of Bulgaria, and on the Hungarian side Mr. Petar Sijardo, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary.
Within the framework of the Bulgarian delegation’s visit, a bilateral business forum is going to be held in Budapest with the participation of representatives of the business circles of Bulgaria and Hungary. The purpose of the business forum is to establish contacts between businesses on both sides, to get acquaintance with the specifics and opportunities of the market, production co-operation, the introduction of good manufacturing and commercial practices and the creation of business partnerships. The expected result is an increase of the trade exchange between Bulgaria and Hungary, as well as the stimulation of the joint investments.
In connection with the above, Bulgarian Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) is forming a business delegation from representatives of Bulgarian enterprises from the following sectors of the economy: machine building, metalworking, electrical engineering, , research and development, environmental protection technologies, transport infrastructure and logistics, agriculture, food and drink spirits, including wine and alcoholic beverages, furniture, tourism, pharmacy, oil and natural gas, etc.
Those wishing to participate in the delegation should make a prior request by sending the completed registration form by 22.03.2019 at the following e-mail address: e.ivanova@sme.government.bg. Additional information can be obtained from Evelina Ivanova, tel. 02/940 7978.
Organization of the travel of the business delegation, including assistance with accommodation, internal transfers, issuing of visas and participation in the business forum with bilateral meetings, is carried out by BSMEPA with the assistance of the partner organizations of the BSMEPA on the spot.
All costs for tickets, hotel accommodation, visas, insurance, transfers and daily costs are at the expense of the participants. Registered participants will additionally receive information on the financial parameters and program of the visit.
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