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Hungarian Human Resources Minister Zoltán Balog signed a bilateral cultural cooperation agreement with China in Beijing | László Bíró/MTI

Cultural cooperation signed with China

D&T
May 15, 2013

The Hungarian Ministry of Human Resources (EMMI) has issued a statement on Minister Zoltán Balog’s trip to China this week. Minister Balog signed a bilateral cultural cooperation agreement with in the Chinese capital, Beijing this Tuesday.

Gersdlak

Hungarian villagers in Finnish course

D&T
May 9, 2013

A dozen people in the small southern Hungarian village of Geresdlak, Baranya County, start a Finnish language course financed by the European Union. They wish to talk the language of the increasing number of immigrants from Finland.

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Mediawave Festival in historic fortress

D&T
Apr 29, 2013

The Danube Tower in the unique 19th-century complex Fort Monostor on the bank of the River Danube in Komárom, northwestern Hungary will host the 23rd international Mediawave Festival from Tuesday through Saturday this week.

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Hungary and Korea: many similarities

Gwan-Pyo Nam
Apr 27, 2013

Diplomacy & Trade regularly prints the accounts of personal experiences and thoughts by Ambassadors accredited to Budapest. This time, we publish the piece written for us by the Korean ambassador to Hungary, Gwan-Pyo Nam.

Mini Hungary model park in Szarvas | Tibor Rosta / MTI

Mini Hungary model park opens in Szarvas

D&T
Apr 10, 2013

A mini Hungary model park has opened in the local arboretum in Szarvas, east-central Hungary. The new tourist attraction of the town comprises of miniature replicas of most famous building complexes of Budapest and the countryside.

Péter Csermely | Dávid Harangozó

The talent researcher

D&T
Mar 21, 2013

Having established the Hungarian National Talent Support Council in 2006, internationally renowned biochemist and talent researcher, Professor Péter Csermely talked to a recent issue of Diplomacy & Trade presenting Hungarian personalities.

'Mickey's toothache' by Ferdinánd Horváth | source: Disney archives

Hungarian drawing from Disney archives

D&T
Feb 22, 2013

A drawing by a Hungarian artist, Fedinánd Horváth, has been recovered from the Disney archives 74 years after it was made. The 1938 sketch depicts Mickey Mouse having a nightmare under the influence of too much laughing gas.

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Open Day at the French school in Budapest

D&T
Feb 13, 2013

The French School of Budapest, an international institution, which prepares pupils for the French Baccalauréat is organizing an open day on Friday, 8th March 2013 from 1:00 to 5:00 pm, the school management says in a statement.

The Hudec Memorial Hall in Shanghai | www.hudecproject.com

Hudec Memorial Hall opens in Shanghai

D&T
Jan 8, 2013

This Tuesday, deputy state secretary in the Hungarian Foreign Ministry Gergely Pröhle opened a permanent exhibition in the Hudec Memorial Hall in Shanghai dedicated to the works of Hungarian-born architect László Hudec.

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More Hungarians study in Erasmus exchange

D&T
Nov 22, 2012

The number of Hungarians studying abroad under the Erasmus student exchange project in the 2011/2012 academic year increased by about 4.5% compared to the previous year. the numbers have been steadily rising over the past years.

Blue-dye Workshop and Museum in Tolna

Hungarian quilts at Houston Festival

D&T
Nov 2, 2012

The Houston's International Quilt Festival in Texas features – among others – the exquisite artistry of the Hungarian quilts, a 16-piece exhibit of Hungarian blue-dyed fabrics and folk-art motifs in the first days of November in the George R. Brown Convention Center.

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