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7 May

Exhibition on Big Screen … The Young Picasso

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    Within 85 min. sit back enjoy a virtual guided tour on the big screen.  In May 2024, the iconic episode of the popular series will be back on the big screen for a limited time!

    Premiere date: May, 16. 2024.

    EXHIBITION ON SCREEN is the award-winning and popular British art history film series that presents the careers and biographies of some of history’s most acclaimed artists, in this case Picasso’s oeuvre.

    Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous in art history: his paintings, sculptures and ceramics are ubiquitous, yet few know the remarkable story of his rise to greatness. From this point of view, the film follows Picasso’s path to world fame. How did it come about? For a long time, the role of the early years in its success was overlooked: education, learning leading to extraordinary results. Three cities played a key role in his youth: Malaga, Barcelona and Paris. The filmmakers visited all three and examined their influence on Picasso. The documentary analyses two key periods: the so-called blue and pink era, i.e. the period up to 1907, when he often portrayed himself as, for example, Harlequin. Then, in 1907, the painting Miss Avignon was born, which brought about a turning point not only in his own art, but also in fine art in general. And Picasso was only 25 years old at the time!
    The film was made in collaboration with the museums:  Malaga, Barcelona, Picasso in Paris and MOMA in New York.The film was also shown successfully at the Malaga Film Festival and the Barcelona Film Festival.

    Director: Phil Grabsky.

    In English with Hungarian inscription.

    Age limit over 12 years.

    Central and Eastern European distributor: Pannonia Entertainment Ltd.

    Recommendataion by Aggie Reiter

    28 Apr

    “BitterSweet” Drama – Hungarian State Folk Ensemble @ Budapest

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    Here is a glance and deeply worthwhile for not only tourist living or coming to Budapest to catch up with truely Hungarian traditional folk dance.

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    Upon invitation visiting the renewed performance of the “BitterSweet” at the National House of Traditions on Friday, April, 26. 2024. … venue: District I., 8. Corvin Square – Budapest.

    This Transylvanian Anthology of the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble is one of the products of a lengthy artistic process that aims to examine the relevance and significance of our traditional culture in present-day life. This dramatic performance interprets folklore in a contemporary manner and mixes it boldly with modern dramatic forms. The ensemble and the dancers preserve archaic music and folk values ​​found in historical Hungary.

    The BitteSweet is a drama of contrasts: it counterpoints the tragic and the comic, the joy and the sorrow, life and death, confronting the audience with the crucial questions of how to maintain our inherited values in an increasingly globalised society. It seeks a means of preserving our native cultural community that in turn preserves our identity in the chaotic multiplicity of 21st-century life.

    According to the formulation the BitterSweet is a drama of contrasts … it is about micro human lives, which sometimes evokes dramatic, other times lighter, moments that affect the depth of the soul, i.e. it describes life.

    There were several arguments in favor of the renovation of BitterSweet (Édeskeserű) so stated Gábor Mihályi – Director-choreographer in addition to wanting to introduce the performance to young people, it was also an important aspect that the new generation of dancers should experience its staging. Fifteen years ago, when Édeskeserű was staged, visuality was also of utmost importance, recognizing that the audience is no longer necessarily satisfied with the succession of beautiful dances and music remembered but the performance has not lost its relevance.

    The BitterSweet (Édeskeserű) performance … due to its title … is a dance poem based on the eternal tension of opposite forces, reflecting the individual vision of the creators, which rhapsodically counterpoints the comic with the tragic, life with death, joy with sorrow, reflects on the arrangement of Pál István Szalonna – Deputy Director General, artistic director,

    The dramatic dance game choreographed to the song. We could also see very good rhythmic and dynamic male solo dances with very high jumps from the excellent young men, who not only clapped their palms together, but did not spare the thighs, bootlegs, and even the outer and inner ankles with their palms. There was not a single lost or rhythmically lagging step in the dance together. Their applause always clapped together, giving an excellent rhythm to the dance, much to the delight of the enthusiastically applauding audience. Finally, they closed the show with very, very temperamental dance from Kalotaszeg.

    Ladies and Men characteristic dances of the different regions in wonderful authentic folk costumes, was eyescatching great dancing … the audience thanked the excellent singers, musicians and dancers with a standing ovation.

    Further details of a/m show and up coming on the House of Tradition website.

    Riport by Aggie Reiter

    26 Apr

    An invitation from Paddington bear not to London but to Budapest – Tea time from 4 to 5 p.m.

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    In his own home of the British Ambassador’s Residence – Ambassador Paul Fox presented UNICEF’s latest charity initiative, thanks to which Hungarian children can now also receive personalized letter packages from the British’s favorite teddy bear, Paddington, Budapest, 26.04.2024. – Although not in London, but in Budapest, UNICEF Hungary’s latest charity campaign began with an unadulterated British tea party, in which the the world-famous Paddington teddy bears the main role, who sends new letters to the children every month, in which they can learn about exotic countries and even help their friends who have a difficult fate. From now on, there is reason for the little children to wait for the postman, who every month brings a package with their full name from the famous teddy bear. These children whose families join the organization’s regularly support community. The British Embassy, the British Council, Szente Vajk – the Hungarian voice of Paddington. Q.: “Paddington’s teddy bear heritage is deeply rooted in British culture, and for more than 65 years, he has been a role model of kindness and acceptance, and his adventures continue to inspire children around the world to this day,” said Paul Fox, British Ambassador to Hungary.

    Paddington is optimistic, helpful, curious and sensitive to the world and, by the way, despite his Peruvian origin, he writes and speaks in beautiful British English language. The goal of UNICEF’s funnest campaign is Hungarian in addition to entertaining children – education, sensitization, presentation of other cultures and, of course giving assistance. The letter series provides a year-round family experience, during which 12 children and adults can get to know different countries (e.g. Indonesia, Cambodia, Jordan, Syria, Venezuela, Burkina Faso) together.

    The little “world travelers” sends playful tasks, a travel diary, a world map, stickers, postcards and information cards in the packages, which are also excellent for language learning. The monthly fee for the Paddington adventure is also a regular donation, which amount is automatically received by UNICEF every month. With this predictable support, subscribers enable the organization to provide continuous assistance to the most vulnerable children on earth.

    The tea party was pretty much as being in the UK along with bits of sandwiches, yummy sweeties that melt-in-your-mouth – scones with cream and jam. original jams from UK and Hungarian Tesco which provided them on the spot. The timing was between 4 to 5 p.m.

    Just alittle reminder …The ceremonial taking of afternoon tea has been a British tradition for over 200 years. In a time when people only ate twice a day. Happend in the 7th century the hungry Duchess of Bedford requested “something” to munch” to counteract the ‘sinking feeling’ she felt during the late afternoon while waiting for dinner. Her request was met with an afternoon fortification comprising a pot of tea and a light snack taken privately in her boudoir. The afternoon afair in the 19th-century high-society were invited to Woburn Abbey, where tea was taken in the company of friends. Later, when the duchess returned to London, this practice continued as an invitation for “tea and a walking in the fields”.

    Recommended to Hungarian readers … “If you would like to register for Paddington’s special adventures for your child, may do so here: http://www.unicef.hu/paddington – make your child’s day with receiving a gift package brought by the postman that stands their name.

    Riport and snaps by Aggie Reiter

    22 Apr

    William Shakespeare 460 Anniversary @ Budapest

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    Today celebrating DOUBLE GLOBE DAY!

    William Shakespeare (April, 23. 1564 – 23 April, 23. 1616).

    … Firstly, since 1970, Earth Day has been observed around the GLOBE as a day to raise environmental awareness.

    … Secondly, today April, 22. Shakespeare and the Globe Theater are as two words reflecting to one-another!

    On the occasion of the 460th anniversary of the playwright’s birth, a celebration was held in the special room of the Budapest’s Mariott Hotel which was just a couple of steps away from the Shakespeare statue outside the hotel. The celebration was organized by the Shakespeare Statue Friends Society: Judit Kurucz-Nagy, Kati Todás, dr. Monika Tóth. At the opening of the festive event, after a short introduction into the presenters, a theater gong sounded in style, and then Benji Horváth – actor – founder of the House of Young Dramatists, performed an excerpt from “The Storm” – Prospero’s monologue. Afterwards, flutist Judit Nagy and her student Bianka Urbán performed music from Shakespeare’s time. Then listen to XXX Sonnet by Zsóka Szabó – editor of M5channel Hungarian Television. Dance artist Dr. Monika Tóth took us back with her beautiful performance into the world of renaissance dances. We were able to relive Hamlet: Hecuba’s monologue performed by Lőrincs Tarján – Szkéné Theater actor. After a short break, Shakespeare’s era resumed, played by Károly Ambrus tárogató (The táragó is the Stradivarius of wind instruments. Its relative combines the characteristics of the saxophone, clarinet, oboe and bassoon). The performance of the students from the Eötvös József High School class 8/A played “Shakespeare’s quotes in Hungarian and English”  … well done. It was uplifting to listen to Győző Mihályi – Jászai award-winning artist reminisce about his stage roles in countless Shakespeare plays.
    One of the highlights  the invited guest architect Judit Osskü’s commemoration of dr. Jozsef Finta, who  early past away this year.  Dr. József Finta, who initially looked and discussed at several round about, locations, finally desided the Mariott Hotel (formerly Hotel Intercontinental) have Shakeespeare statue outside at the hotel’s restaurant terrace. He also designed the set of memorial plaques on which the history of the statue can be read in Hungarian and English (unfortunately, the English decription is kinda messy as the weather has slightly damaged it, which is still waiting for the inscriptions to be republished in readable form). There are also the  names on the memorial wall connected to the Hungarian Shakespeare cult summary of famous literary translators, directors, theater directors, writers, writers, and actors.

    The Shakespeare statue lives on as the world’s number one playwright who comes to his audience as an actor to offer himself with kind attention.

    This work of art is a worthy memorial, which draws England, Australia and Hungary into a spiritual circle and pays tribute to the genius of William Shakespeare.

    (About the history of the statue its creator, the sculptor Andor Mészáros (Budapest,1900, †Melbourne, 1972) who emigrated to Australia, created the Avon swan statue for the Australian city of Ballart in 1960. Retired Hungarian prosecutor Dr. Károly Nagy was visiting abroad in 1998 visit the venue, decided that it would be good to set up the valuable work of art at home! The artist’s son, the sculptor Michael Mészáros, undertook the creation of the negative of the original statue, after which donations had to be collected for the transport home and casting; the work was finally completed by the sculptor Gábor Mihály.)

    In April, 23. 2003. the Budapest Shakespeare statue committee gave green light also for the memorial wall made according to the idea and plan of the epitaph Dr. Jozsef Finta,  the bronze statue of an actor bowing to his audience. This is a replica …. as said earlier …  in 1960 stands the original in the town of Ballarat, Vic. Australia.

    In Hungary the cult of Shakespeare – the Avon swan really has an extremely large presence. In the theater season fourteen Shakespeare plays are performed in twenty theaters in Hungary.

    At the end of the presentations a good looking and delicious Globe formation of carott cake was served. Thereafter, a group of performers stood outside as a sign of respect and layed wreat, the Australian Society of Friends also placed a wreath beside “The Actor’s” statue.

    Last but not least … The statue looks to the other side of the River  Danube and, like the figure bowing as the actor,  gazing up on the Castle Theater, as if paying homage to the Hungarian Theater.

    Tourist walking on the Pest side of the Capital along the banks of the River Danube worthwhile to stop for a minute … take a snap … have a thought or two of England’s national poet and the “Bard of Avon”

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    Riport and snaps by Aggie Reiter

    18 Apr

    Third stop 2024 five-a-side Pentathon World Cup series @ Budapest – Hungary.

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    This morning was held at the Ludovika Arena the press event to spread the news  about to the forthcoming Hungarian Pentathlon international competition.

    Ludovika Campus – April 23-28, Budapest will be the host to the third stop of the 2024 five-a-side World Cup series.

    The competition package consisting of 4+1 events basically determines the positions that can be acquiring in the world rankings, which will ultimately be worth an Olympic quota.

    Gábor Balogh – President of the Hungarian Pentathlon  Association (MÖSZ), emphasized in his opening speech, that Hungary is bidding for the 2027 Pentathlon World Championships which will be an Olympic qualification competition. this will also be discussed with Klaus Schormann –  President of the International Pentathlon Federation, who is visiting our country next week. Last but not least was told by him the MÖSZ is preparing a new strategy, which is expected to be ready – in force in July, as the sport itself will be renewed, and after the Olympics from January 2025, the organization will form cooperation on new foundations, focusing on new Pentathlon elements … OCR (Obstackle Course Racing), and hopefully will improve the organization of supply.

    Another fresh flash news by the president was made, that Hungary is bidding to be hold in the year 2027 the Pentathlon World Cup, which will be an Olympic qualification competition as well. The timing is also fortunate, as the Hungarian pentathlon will be celebrating its 100 year anniversary.

    Attila Mizsér – General secretary of the organization, explained the importance of the World Cup and the domestic expectations. The competition package consisting of 4+1 events which basically determines the place in the world ranking positions that will ultimately be worth an Olympic quota. Domestic competitors are the rules according to which, instead of four, six per gender can enter the competition, the two that can be obtained for departure to Paris. Was said – expecting 160 athletes from 40 countries coming to Hungary to participate in the World Cup adding, that the cream of today’s top five, among others, the Olympic silver medalist and the winner of this year’s first World Cup Ahmed Elgendy, world leader Mohanad Shaban, two-time defending world champion Elena Micheli and the defending European champion Giorgio Malan  on the spot in the competition.

    The general secretary detailed the program: the women’s qualifiers will be held on Tuesday and the men’s on Wednesday, followed by the semi-finals on Thursday and Friday in the same order, the women’s finals on Saturday morning, the men’s finals in the afternoon, and the mixed relay competition on Sunday afternoon. He added that the fencing of the semi-final athletes will be held a day earlier compared to the other numbers, and on Sunday morning a make-up competition will be organized – since last year, the young age groups have been training on an obstacle course instead of riding.

    Michelle Gulyás – multiple prize-winning pentathlete competing in the World Cup reported the gratifying fact that her preparation is going well, she feels that she is in better shape than before the World Cup held in Cairo.

    Csaba Bőhm – men’s medalist pentathlon, said that the men’s field is very high-level, among others the Egyptians are coming with very strong competitors, but the French and the British have a chance
    too. At the same time, he noted that his preparation is going well, and although he was sick after Cairo, he has now recovered and is looking forward to the competition.

    The Secretary General highlighted that for the first time in Budapest, there will be a family and sports festival at the same time.  Within the framework of the Fan Zone, many activities related to the pentathlon, such as … mini-orientation to the light hunter, target shooting, ninja wall, electric stabbing pad, child-compatible OCR, laser shooting, face painting, angry birds, cornhole, pen, giant bubble blower, unique tattoo prinker or reflex game. All ages are guaranteed to find something to enjoy, relax, watching the sporty competitions during the week-end festival which can be visited for free of charge!

    In the closing speech, an invitation call to sporty lovers to the Ludovika Arena … especially for the finals on Saturday, to support the Hungarian excellence together!

    Riport and snaps by Aggie Reiter

    15 Apr

    Van Gogh’s “Japonisme” Exhibition on Screen Hungary

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    The British visual arts documentary series exhibition on screen is now back from this year’s March.

    Van Gogh’s “japonisme”  is truely to be explored … at one of the Art Cinemas … and to not to be missed.

    Directed by David Bickerstaff  Van Gogh & Japan takes the viewers from the critically acclaimed exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, to the beauty of Provence and the enigma of Japan.  Viewers may see Van Gogh’s personal letters and written accounts by friends and contemporaries this extraordinary and moving film reveals the fascinating story of Van Gogh’s little-known deep connection to Japanese art … even though he had never traveled to Japan. The film explores how Japanese society has developed an affinity for Van Gogh’s work in engagement with the culture.

    The fim gives an overview featuring from contemporary artists, including calligrapher Tomoko Kawao and performance artist Tatsumi Orimoto, Van Gogh & Japan provides revealing and modern perspectives on the rich, symbiotic relationship between Van Gogh and Japan – 2019.

    On screen along with the filming crew will be travelling the viewers not only to France and the Netherlands, but also to Japan to further investigate the remarkable legacy that influenced Van Gogh so much and made him the artist we know today.

    The 90 minutes long film is ecommended for 12+.

    The documentary is brought to the viewers by Pannonia Entertainment Ltd.

    Riport by Aggie Reiter

    12 Apr

    Biographical Drama – The Life of Amy Winehouse – April, 11. Budapest Cinema.

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    Below sharing Wikipedia free encyclopedia … “Back to Black is a 2024 biographical drama film based on the life of British singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse, played by Marisa Abela. Directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson and written by Matt Greenhalgh, the film also stars Jack O’Connell, Eddie Marsan, and Lesley Manville.Following the death of Winehouse in 2011, several filmmakers attempted to create biopic projects but none of them progressed. In 2018, Winehouse’s estate announced they had signed a deal for a film about her life and career. By July 2022, StudioCanal moved forward with production, and filming took place in London from January to April 2023. The film was released theatrically by StudioCanal in Australia on 11 April 2024, and was released in the United Kingdom on 12 April 2024.”

    Amy Winehouse was undoubtedly one of the most important artists and singers of our time. Unfortunetaly, her life has been stolen away by her addictions.

    She has sold more than 30 million records worldwide and is still listened to by 18 million people/ month almost 13 years after her death. The film is about the inspiration and inspiration of her second and final studio album, Back to Black, and strives to show the flesh-and-blood woman behind this glittering but tragic phenomenon.

    About the casting … Must highlight Marisa Abela’s performance which is by far the strongest aspect of the film, and not just because she bears an eerie resemblance to the six-time Grammy Award-winning singer. The body language, manicures and distinctive facial mimicry are also right.  Yes thr makeup  artists also deserve credit – although the energy of the actress, radiating warmth and empathy, reflects Amy’s lovable, positive side. Marisa also sings on Back to Black, and not just anyhow!

    The role and responsibility of Blake Fielder-Civil, Winehouse’s ex-husband and antagonist of the film, is a hotly discussed topic of debate regarding the singer’s tragic fate. He was the one  to introduce her to the world of hard drugs despite she had alreadyearlier  struggled with alcohol problems, bulimia, and emotional instability before they met. Blake may be antipathetic in the film. H was th one who inspired the album and Winehouse mentions his name several times in her lyrics. The film well portrays the relationship between two toxic, emotionally damaged and drug-addicted young people.

    If you’re an Amy Winehouse fan and would like to watch the movie and listen to her songs, don’t miss it and spend 2 hours with Amy.

    The viewer’s emotions are  absolutely worked by the film, that’s for sure!

    Riport by Aggie Reiter

    8 Apr

    Flying Darts … IV. Hungarian Darts Trophy Budapest

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    Watch out … several world darts stars will be coming be here for 3 days  this Fall in  Budapest!

    Perhaps one or two people have not yet come across the origin of this exciting game that has millions of not just  fans but dart shooters around the World. To follow these superb dart players  personally below may be interest. (Did you know? … Australia  first used  …came up with “Dart”  as slang for a cigarette.)

    The Hungarian stop of the European Tour will take place between September 20 and 22 at Budapest’s MVM Dome. The world’s most important organization in the sport, the PDC, modified the rules, thanks to which it was decided that the top 16 in the world ranking will also have the opportunity to start. Previously, the TOP 16 field of the Pro Tour ranking could stand in front of the board. However, the selection on Saturday the 21st is still based on the latter ranking.

    According to the rule change, on Friday, September 20, in addition to the Hungarian competitors, we can already support world stars. Due to the favorable ticket prices on the day, a full house and a traditionally excellent atmosphere are almost guaranteed even on the first night of the Budapest stop of the European Tour, according to the announcement of the organizers.  Don’t forget to make  your  personal180 board!

    The III. The Hungarian Darts Trophy closed on September 22-24, 2023 with a record number of spectators: a total of 19,000 people bought tickets to the MVM Dome. It was a breakthrough in the three-day competition that Major Nándor was the Hungarian who advanced after Friday. In the final, Luke Humphries, who later won the world championship title and threw nine arrows in Budapest, lost to Dave Chisnall.

    Last year, classics such as Peter Wright – Scotland, Gerwyn Price – Welsh, Michael van Gerwen  -The Netherlands, and Michael Smith – UK, among others, were in the Hungarian capital.

    Recommentation by Aggie Reiter

    8 Apr

    Classic Indiana Jones Trilogy Are Back @ The Movie Theaters in Budapest

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    Harrison Ford’s iconic adventure will be at the upcoming cinema series in April for three weeks.

    Relive the classic Indy adventures of the 80s, directed by Steven Spielberg, on the cinema screen. The film series already gained minimal relevance in the spring, as John Williams’ 54th Oscar nomination was brought to him by the piece now produced under the auspices of Disney (and he also received a Grammy for it), and this is a superb parallel with the old trilogy, as the composer also received for all three of its parts the nomination.

    The 1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark will be available in theaters for one week from April 18; the 1984, but chronologically earlier, The Temple of Doom can be found from April 25, while the 1989 trilogy finale, The Last Crusader, can be found on the program from May 2 to May 8. This time, the event is limited to the multiplexes of the Pannónia Cinema Network.

    With today’s eyes, a more interesting pop culture face is everywhere in smaller, but rather larger roles. During the opening scene in the history of cinema, may see the still very young Alfred Molina (or the later Doctor Octopus), in the middle episode as Little One one, Ke Huy Quan, who has exploded again in the last two years and experienced a second flourish, who won an Oscar last year, is there as little one ( who as a child actor was even seen as a member of the Treasure Hunters), and finally, in the third play, the unforgettable performance of Sean Connery as Indiana’s father.

    Here are a couple of cinemas screening the pictures on the a/m dates: Budapest Cinema MOM https://cinemamom.hu/, Budapest Lurdy Cinema https://lurdymozi.hu/, Budapest GoBuda Cinema https://gobudamozi.hu/, Budapest Pole Cinema https://poluscentermozi.hu/ Tickets on the spot at the cinemas.

    Pop into a seat and fly back to the future … live through the pictures screening from the ’80s

    Update by Aggie Reiter

    20 Mar

    Calling Out … “Value & Quality” … Grand Prize Tender … Competition 2024.

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    On March, 19. a press gathering was held at the Benczúr House Cultural Center @ Budapest, whereas were present representatives as following: DIAMOND organizer office Bt., ExVA Examiner and Certifier Ltd., FANNIZERO Ltd., Hajnal Meat Plant Ltd., INNOVA Northern Great Plain Regional Development and Innovation Agency Nonprofit Ltd., LEGRAND Magyarország Electricity Networks Zrt., NUMBER IT Service Provider and Educational Center Ltd. as the Tendering Council of the tender system. The main patron of the Value and Quality Grand Prize Contest was Dr. János Latorcai – Deputy Speaker of the Parliament. The professional supporter of the application system is the Ministry of Agriculture. The main supporter is the State Secretariat for National Policy of the Prime Minister’s Office, and the professional partner is the National Food Chain Safety Office.

    “In the constantly changing economic it is important to recognize quality products and services. It is particularly important to recognize and prioritize quality products and services. Our Tender System tries to offer opportunities to all businesses that continue to see the value in high quality in addition to their business resilience and readiness for the future” was said by Károlyné Ildikó Kiss – founder of the Value and Quality Grand Prize Competition. The awards of the Value and Quality Grand Prix “the certified symbol of quality” – will be presented on September 12, during the Economy Festival, in the Főrendi House Hall (House of Commons) of the Parliament.

    This year’s Value and Quality Grand Prize tender was announced in more than 100 topics of 45 main groups in the field of economy and culture. Applications for the competition for the best products and services can be submitted from the entire Carpathian region said by Károlyné Ildikó Kiss.

    Last year 47 works of 40 applicants earned the use of the Value and Quality Grand Prize Certification Trademark, which represented an 18 percent increase compared to the previous year. Currently, more than 1,000 products or product groups and services of almost 200 partner companies.

    This year awaiting for tender applications … Deadline date: May 30, 2024,

    All natural and legal persons, partnerships without legal personality, individual entrepreneurs or creative communities can apply for the tender.

    Riport and snaps by Aggie Reiter

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