The Council of the Central European Consular Corps has introduced itself at the Institute of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Budapest.
The event was opened by Márton Ugrósdy, Director of the Institute of Foreign Affairs and Trade, followed by Péter Cseresnyés, State Secretary of the Ministry of Innovation and Technology, Ms. Vesna Njikoš Pečkaj, Plenipotentiary of the Croatian Embassy and Erik Molnár, President of the Council. The event was also attended by ambassadors and other diplomats from several Central and South-Eastern European countries.
The purpose of organization, founded this year, is to support consular work and to build and strengthen relations between sending and receiving states in all areas of the economy and society. The Council of the Central European Consular Corps is an organization of honorary consuls from the V4 countries, Eastern and Central Europe and the South-Eastern European region, with the aim of continuously exchanging experience and providing a professional background for the honorary consular post.
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