Business service centers play an unquestionable role in maintaining the competitiveness of the Hungarian economy, István Joó, Government Commissioner and CEO of the National Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) said at the organization’s Business Services Hungary 2023 conference in Budapest on Thursday.
The government commissioner stated that there are already more than 200 business service centers operating in Hungary, employing more than 100,000 people, and the average age of employees in the sector is 33.
The sector has recently undergone a complete transformation, with high value-added activities starting to be outsourced to Hungary, he pointed out.
The centers not only create high value-added jobs, but also provide excellent working conditions and high salaries, especially for recent university graduates, he added.
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