New Széchenyi Plan's National Tour Continues at the Beginning of February2011. január 27.
The New Széchenyi Plan's national tour continues with 11 new stages at the beginning of February. The events of the tour introduce the renewed development policy.
At the previous stages of the tour organized in cooperation with the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and the Industry and the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers hundreds of participants heard the reports about the positive changes.
In her speech Ágnes Molnár, State Secretary for Development Policy Coordination of the Ministry of National Development highlighted that the New Széchenyi Plan brought the hope of recovery and gave momentum for renewal. The new development policy brings an opportunity for small and medium-sized enterprises to gain strength and prosper.
The speakers gave detailed answers to the questions and comments of the representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises, NGOs and local governments: participants primarily blamed the faults and inconsistencies of the former system of tendering for the failure and lack of developments. Feedback shows that potential tenderers trust the New Széchenyi Plan and hope it will enable them to implement the planned developments and create new jobs.
The national tour continues in the first days of February with the following stages:
Tuesday, 1 February: Zalaegerszeg
Speaker: Ágnes Molnár, State Secretary of the Ministry of National Development
Wednesday, 2 February: Kaposvár
Speaker: Ágnes Molnár, State Secretary of the Ministry of National Development
Wednesday, 2 February: Békéscsaba
Speaker: Mr Zoltán Petykó, President of NDA
Thursday, 3 February: Győr
Speaker: Ágnes Molnár State Secretary of the Ministry of National Development
Thursday, 3 February: Szolnok
Speaker: Mr Zoltán Petykó, President of NDA
The tour will continue with the Székesfehérvár, Nyíregyháza, Pécs and Tatabánya stages. By the middle of February all county towns will have been visited by the tour in order to introduce the elements of the renewed system of development policy and the new tendering opportunities of New Széchenyi Plan to the broadest possible audience.