Completed developments in Budapest formed the backdrop to the meeting. In a Facebook post published on 6 November, Dávid Vitézy wrote that the European Investment Bank had already supported a number of projects in the Hungarian capital that he described as important.
According to Vitézy, the programme was preceded by talks with Prime Minister Péter Magyar. Vitézy and Gergely Karácsony, the mayor of Budapest, then showed the bank’s leaders how its earlier support had been used in the city.
Vitézy said they wanted to continue working with the European Investment Bank and secure further funding for Budapest’s development. He added that EIB financing could also support additional investments across Hungary.
Source: Vitézy Dávid
