After Five Years, the Government Is Negotiating Again with the Norway Grants Fund
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In the previous term, Hungary did not receive a single forint because the Orbán government did not accept that the funds intended for civil society organizations should be decided by actors independent of the state.
The Foreign Minister made the announcement on her social media page on Friday. Anita Orbán wrote that the government has resumed negotiations with the Norwegian Fund on development funds for Hungary, and that more than 92 billion forints could arrive in Hungary through it. The Minister also said that the negotiations are progressing well and that they will report on the specifics soon.
According to Anita Orbán, the negotiations are progressing well.
The Hungarian government has restarted negotiations with the Norway Grants Fund, which could result in more than 92 billion forints of development funds coming to the country. The program aims primarily to finance green investments, as well as social, cultural and healthcare projects.
More than 92 billion forints of support is available to Hungary.
The Hungarian government has resumed negotiations on the development resources of the Norway Grants Fund for Hungary, Foreign Minister Anita Orbán announced on Facebook. If an agreement is reached, the country could receive 254.1 million euros, or more than 92 billion forints, in the 2021-2028 funding period.
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