The government would boost the economy, and the European Investment Bank would provide significant assistance for this.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Hungary have entered a new phase of cooperation, highlighted by a visit from EIB President Nadia Calvino. During her visit, she announced a new financing package worth 400 million euros and discussed Hungary's economic potential with key officials. The EIB will support various projects, including water infrastructure improvements and green transitions for businesses. Hungary's finance minister noted the need for sustainable growth, while the mayor emphasized the importance of equitable green transitions. The EIB has invested nearly 26 billion euros in Hungary since 1990, supporting infrastructure and education projects.