News & Highlights
Latest News
Announcement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary
Certain unidentified persons are taking advantage of the situation generated by the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID19) global pandemic with the intention to commit fraud. Various cases have been reported where persons acting on behalf of fictious companies or companies in liquidation were approaching foreign healthcare institutions with business offers, claiming to be in possession of a large supply of health protective equipment (mainly facial masks).
Read MoreCall for scholarship application for the Hungarian Language and Cultural Studies Programme in the academic year of 2020/2021
Based on paragraph 2 of the 241/2016. (VIII.16.) Government Regulation the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFA) invite applications for a 10-month Hungarian State scholarship in the academic year of 2020/2021 for the Hungarian language and cultural studies programme.
Read MoreCall for scholarship application for the credit-based Hungarian Language and Hungarian Studies Programme in the academic year of 2020/2021
The scholarship is intended for individuals of non-Hungarian citizenship (and of non-Hungarian descency) to increase their Hungarian language competence and “Hungarology” knowledge acquired at universities outside Hungary.
Read MoreAttention!
After December 14, 2019 strict regulations apply to the travel package for plants and plant-based products brought into the EU.
Read MoreConsular days in Houston
The Consulate General of Hungary in Los Angeles informs its clients that consular days are going to be held for Hungarians living in Texas.
Read MoreBudapest Forum for Christian Communicators
In several respects, Europe finds itself at a crossroads. Fundamental decisions have to be made which will determine the fate of the continent. Some of the major challenges Europe is facing today have a bearing on the Christian identity of the continent. This thousand-year old identity could provide inspiration for finding the appropriate answers to these challenges. This puts a particular responsibility on the shoulders of Christian-affiliated media and more generally of journalists who are guided by the teachings of the Church in their everyday work. Bringing together eminent persons dealing with contemporary issues of Christian civilization and the Christian segment of the press for an intensive exchange of views would give an impetus to the reflection process already going on in Europe and form the current political discourse.
Read More
