László Palkovics said that small and micro enterprises were in focus in the past as well, and this will continue to be the case in the future. Government measures will have a positive impact on their operations, with micro-enterprises “remaining in overhead reduction”And they will be able to benefit from it, the minister was quoted as saying by MTI.
The aim of the measure is to enable small businesses to operate and prevent their business model from being damaged by the energy crisis, added Palkovics, who also pointed out that Hungary currently has the lowest price of electricity and gas in Europe.
He also mentioned that in the next four years, in addition to energy and industrial development, the development of the food industry will play a key role. In proportion, most resources go to this area.
Bálint Nagy, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Construction and Investment, spoke about the fact that development had started in the small villages thanks to the Hungarian Village Program and the subsidies.
This is indicated by the growing population of small villages, young people have a vision, said the Secretary of State, who is also a member of parliament in the region.
He emphasized the role of regional co-operation, for which he said the International, Regional Exhibition and Fair of Upper Rhine, the Cultural and Gastronomic Army Review, which was held in the village of Zala for the tenth time, was an excellent opportunity.
László Vigh, Member of Parliament (Fidesz), recalled that initially they wanted to give primary producers and cultural groups a chance to meet. The event has outgrown itself over the past decade, with a portfolio of 25 producers and artisans coming to the jubilee meeting.
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