Hungary is Optimistic to Reach Agreement with IMF

Politics ♦ Published: February 25, 2012; 18:35 ♦ (Vindobona)

The Hungarian ambassador in Vienna, Vince Szalay-Bobrovniczky is convinced to solve the current financial crisis soon. Hungary aims for re-gaining trust of investors.

Hungary is Optimistic to Reach Agreement with IMF / Picture: © Vindobona.org

Szalay-Bobrovnicky thinks that loans to municipalities will not be treated more favorably. Some weeks ago, Hungarian municipalities claimed for a partial debt-relief.

The ambassador admits that the bilateral relations between Austria and Hungary worsened since 2006, when OMV tried to take over Hungarian MOL. Szalay-Bobrovnicky points out that already before Orban became Prime…

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