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On Friday morning, Péter Szijjártó witnessed the machine demonstration of V-Híd Zrt. Owned by Lőrinc Mészáros, in Debrecen, the company is building a railway for the BMW factory for 54 billion. As we reported in the Foreign Minister’s video, he wished Lőrinc Mészáros every success, who, thanks to state orders, runs the most successful company in Hungary’s economic history and is the fastest growing Hungarian nation in its thousand years of history.
Now the MTI coverage of the speeches by Mészáros and Lajos Kósa has finally come out, which we will announce without changes after the photo.
Lőrinc Mészáros, owner of V-Híd Zrt., Celebrating the fifth anniversary of its founding, said that Hungary should be proud of the Hungarian construction industry, which has reached out to foreigners in the last thirty years, working a hundred years at a disadvantage . He explained that the “construction slump” began at the time of the regime change, those who privatized the sector at that time were unsuccessful, but when large foreign corporations took over the companies, they worked well, they won all the jobs of balliberal governments.
Lőrinc Mészáros put it this way: “The Medgyessy and Gyurcsány governments crushed the Hungarian construction industry.” He added: Development in the construction industry also started in 2010, many successful Hungarian companies grew. Today, 60-70 percent of the market is owned by Hungarian-owned companies, previously it was 5-10 percent.
The great businessman described as erroneous the concept that Hungarian companies are only “given the job”, they have to win them in a contest in all cases, he stressed.
In his speech, Lajos Kósa, deputy for the region (Fidesz), described the construction industry as a difficult area from the point of view of regulation, which is sensitive to changes in the economy. According to the politician, the European Union regulations created by the “EU bureaucrats” mainly benefit large European companies and not us. Referring to the public procurement system, he said that “the public procurement procedure in Hungary is not appropriate”, for example, it provides an opportunity for competition to “impede” an efficient procedure through “division”. He drew attention to the importance of vocational training in the construction industry, but also warned that the European market would exhaust the best professionals.
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