AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHungary Corruption Crackdown: Parliament lifted immunity for PM Peter Magyar and two Orbán-era ministers, clearing the way for probes; hours later prosecutors detained former culture minister Balázs Hankó and national development minister Miklós Seszták over alleged misuse of public funds and bribery. EU Accession Politics: The EU Council’s enlargement working group again tries to approve Ukraine’s negotiating clusters 2 and 3, with Hungary still blocking progress; Moldova’s clusters are also on the agenda. Budapest Finance Hub: Morgan Stanley says its Budapest tech and analytics centre now employs nearly 3,000 people and increasingly takes global decision-making roles. Food Supply Chain Support: Interreg COOL-BORDER launches cross-border hubs to cut packaging, cold-chain logistics, documentation and waste barriers for chilled and frozen food SMEs (2026–2028). Tech & Rail Safety: Universal Signalling and Ferrocene plan a Rust certification pathway for safety-critical railway software under EN 50716, while Opengear expands pan-European distribution via Ingram Micro including Hungary. Corporate Governance in Agriculture: Mondelēz transferred ownership of the Harmony wheat programme to the ProTerra Foundation, turning it into an independent certification scheme open across the value chain.
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