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AB OVO Wines – SZEGA Budagyongye Shopping Center – Budapest.

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Was invited for tasting to the AB OVO wine shop located at SZEGA – Budagyöngye Shopping Center- Budapest. More great New Zealand wines arrived from (Marlborough, Martinborough, Nelson) and a different style of Sauvignon Blanc was to be compared by tasting  the New Zealand wines from one amazement to another!

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Chardonnay- Nelson 2021White – Dry – Alc.14% – Aged for 13 months exclusively in Tonnellerie Rousseau the oak. Predominantly Mendoza grapes. Tasting Notes: mouth-filling, balanced, peachy with a hint of vanilla and citrus peel. Full-bodied – Dry  Wine. A crisp acidity balance the flavors, which often perfectly rounded with oak. Food Match: with acidic foods, such as raw tomatoes, olives, capers, ceviche and tangy vinaigrettes, sauces. Avoid funky, washed-rind cheeses (taleggio, Époisse) and aged goat and sheep’s cheese.

The Pencarrow Sauvignon Blanc 2021 – White – Dry – Alc.12.5%.  The label pays tribute to the famous Pencarrow Lighthouse on the Palliser Coast. It also pays tribute to Mary Jane Bennett, whose lighthouse keeper husband died in 1855, leaving her to raise her six children alone and run the lighthouse herself. She was the first woman in this position in New Zealand. She held this position for 10 years. The grapes are 70% from older stock in Clouston vineyards and the remainder from Pencarrow in Martinboroug. Tasting Notes: Characteristic Martinborough numerous tropical fruit, also discover Golgotha fruit, Granny Smith apples, blackcurrants, and even white-fleshed nectarines, dried herb complexity in the foreground. The ripeness and the emphasis on the fruit keep the mouth-watering acids in balance, resulting in a long, fresh finish. Food Match: it also works great as an aperitif, or it’s downright brilliant with, for example, pan-fried fish, green-lipped mussels or oysters. 

Middle Earth – New Zealand / Nelson Pinot Noir 2020 Premium,  Dark Ruby – Dry – Alc.14% –  Vegan friendly. It is a family owned and sustainably farmed wine. Sultry and perfumed with black cherry and plum. The wine has a plush, velvet smooth palate and leaves a lasting impression. Located in the prized wine region of Nelson, the geographic center/Middle-earth of New Zealand comes a family of premium 100% sustainable award winning wines that truly reflect a pure origin. Pinot Noir was harvested in the sunniest part of New Zealand, on the Waimea Plains in Nelson, from a flat area with alluvial, gravelly and muddy soil. A lot of sunlight and a long ripening time result in beautifully clean fruit. Each must was kept cold for 5 days in order to extract maximum color, flavor and aroma substances. The fermentation took place with the help of selected Burgundian yeast strains. After a month of maturation in wooden barrels, it was bottled after a light filtration. Tasting Notes: Currant, plum, raspberry and spiciness can be felt in its exciting aroma. Food Match: whether you prefer light or dark turkey meat, they’re equally delicious with Pinot Noir. Also goes well with barbecue pork ribs, pepperoni pizza, salmon, beet salad with goat cheese, lamb chops, Brie, Gouda, and Manchego cheeses.

Mount Vernon -Marlborough – 100% Sauvignon Blanc 2021 , White – Dry – Alc.13% – Vegan friendly! Mt. Vernon is located in the Wither Hills, close to Lawson’s Dry Hills Winery. Named after one of the most famous landmarks. a wonderfully aromatic Sauvignon Blanc. Tasting Notes: flavors range from ripe tropical fruits, through to herbaceous and grassy, supplemented with elderberry, gooseberry and green apple. The taste is lively and fruity, with a pleasant, juicy concentration and a gentle finish. Food Match: It is a great pleasure to sip on its own, but it is a perfect accompaniment to seafood dishes, salads, fresh cheeses even vegetarian dishes.

TEN ROCKS Sauvignon Blanc 2022 ,  White – Dry – Alc.12.5%.  – Vegan friendly! Mt. Vernon is located in the Wither Hills, close to Lawson’s Dry Hills Winery. No wonder after being named after one of the most famous landmarks. The 2022 vintage was harvested early, resulting in highly aromatic, balanced wines. Each block was harvested separately, after gentle pressing, they were fermented separately – with special yeasts that increase the fruitiness – and then the best containers were selected to make Mount Vernon Sauvignon Blanc 2021. Absolutely were tasted. Ten reasons to love this wine with of its Tasting Notes: aromatic, fresh, herbaceous, passionfruit, citrus, gooseberry, crisp, balance, delicious. The Ten Rocks is produced from a selection of vineyards throughout Marlborough whereas the warm days and cool nights give vibrant fruit flavors and crisp acidity. This Sauvignon Blanc perfectly shows why the whole world is rooting for Marlborough’s classic styl. Food Match: lighter seafood dishes such as grilled shrimp and scallops, artichoke dip or roasted veggies, chicken or pork chops, lemon tarts and crumbles.

TEN ROCKS – Malborough Sauvignon Blanc 2021 – White – Dry – Alc. 12.5%  This fantastic raw material came from selected areas of Marlborough vineyards, which perfectly demonstrates the region’s geographical diversity and varied flavor profiles. After careful pressing, the must was fermented in a tank at a cool temperature to preserve all its natural aromas and flavors. After fine pressing, the grapes were fermented in stainless steel tanks with selected yeast, while a small amount was fermented with wild yeast in French barrique barrels. Tasting Notes: citruses and grass are mixed with passion fruit, and then it continues in the mouth, this very characteristic taste, with lively, fruity flavors, refreshing, fresh acids and a pleasantly crisp, but still long finish. Food Match: will work so yummy with creamy pasta dishes or a mushroom risotto,  citrusy or herbaceous sauv blancs. Someone on the other hand better with pesto pasta, ravioli with herbed tomato sauce, or simple pasta dishes with olive oil, lemon, fresh tomatoes, and greens.

Riport and snaps by Aggie Reiter

The world-famous Loreena McKennitt again arriving to Budapest.

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“The Visit Revisited” Tour –  March 24, 2024, 8 p.m – MVM Dome – Budapest
The world-famous Loreena McKennitt, the multi-award-winning Canadian singer and songwriter, will visit Budapest again in 2024 as part of her 24-stop spring European tour, to the delight of her fans, and they can meet her at the concert.
Loreena McKennitt’s eclectic mix of Celtic music, pop, folk has sold more than 14 million albums worldwide during her career. Her recordings have achieved gold, platinum and multi-platinum status in 15 countries and four continents.She has been nominated for two Grammy Awards and won two Juno Awards and a Billboard International Achievement Award. She is familiar with the world’s most renowned and historically important concert halls, from Carnegie Hall to the famous Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain, but he has already performed with the late majesty “Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. and His Majesty King Charles III”, as well as before other heads of state.
McKennitt and her fellow musicians will start the “Visit Revisited tour” in Eindhoven, the Netherlands on March 6, 2024, and will end in London on April 8. In the meantime, they will perform in Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Austria, Belgium, Hungary and Poland.
The tour celebrates the anniversary of the Juno Award winner’s album The Visit, which was originally released in Canada in 1991 and became an international hit in 1992 under Warner Music Group. This album brought her international popularity, the album was a real milestone in the artist’s life, and since then she has been conquering and increasing her fans worldwide with unbroken success. Among the performers, McKennitt is accompanied by: Caroline Lavelle (cello), Brian Hughes (guitar), Hugh Marsh (violin) and Dudley Phillips (bass guitar).
Recommended by Aggie Reiter

“The Dinner Guest” @ Budapest cinemas and around domestic cinemas.

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Pannónia Entertainment is coming up with another Spanish film

Coming to the Season of Fall, fans of Spanish films may watch in original language … subscribe in Hungarian … from the end of November, 23. 2023. “The Dinner Guest” at Budapest cinemas.

After the Lullaby and Idegen a skrebzen, Pannónia’s Spanish-language repertoire continues to expand. The dinner guest, which develops upon a biographical book crossing political thrillers and family dramas, will be shown in selected cinemas across Hungary.

The film is an adaptation of Gabriela Ybarra’s highly successful autobiography-inspired book of the same name, directed by Ángeles González Sinde, who returned to the film industry after 14 years.

Not recommended for under age 16s

Update by Aggie Reiter

Deák Bill Gyula 75th Anniversary Concert

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Saturday, November 18, 2023. – Budapest
Papp László Budapest Sport Arena

Venue:  District XIV., 2. Stefánia Rd. Budapest

Special Guest: Caramel

Deák Bill Gyula is undeniably the Hungarian king of the blues, shaping not only generations but an entire musical era during his over half-century-long career. His passion and commitment to music leave an enduring mark on the world of music. Deák Bill,having the ‘deepest-voice’is a musical icon. The uniqueness of the blues he represents lies in the fact that he is a truly lovable legend, adored and respected not only by the industry but also by the audience. As he once said Q:”Blues is a way of life, a feeling that captivates and never lets go. I am eagerly looking forward to the concert, and my immense gratitude goes to the audience for standing by me for decades. It’s a tremendous joy, wealth, and satisfaction for me that I can dedicate my whole life to what I love most in the world – music, the stage, and the audience. I strive to reciprocate this love and respect.”

At the concert Caramel will be the special guest at Deák Bill Gyula’s 75th-anniversary. Caramel is one of the outstanding figures in the Hungarian music scene, reigning over the national pop music scene for nearly two decades. He captivate the audience with his uplifting personality and wonderful voice. At the concert will be some duets by the two awesome singers

The concert organized by Green Stage Production.

Tickets on the spot and/or eventim.hu

Recommend by Aggie Reiter

The Night of Music – PúderBar – Budapest

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On November 16, musicians of the Budapest Festival Orchestra – one of the world’s best symphony orchestras – will leave the concert hall behind and immerse themselves in Budapest’s nightlife. Determined to treat visitors of the capital’s favorite bars, cafés and clubs to an exceptional Thursday night experience, they look forward to encountering audiences who might otherwise be rare guests at concert halls.

This year, for the seventh time, Budapest’s trendiest cafés and pubs will once again be filled with classical music. The rich musical event will celebrate the 150th birthday of Budapest, and is organized by Budapest Brand and the Budapest 150 project; the Festival Orchestra this time will join as an artistic partner.

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Featuring: István Kádár (violin) – Pál Jász (violin) -Gábor Sipos (violin) – Gabriella Liptai (cello)

For the first time in the history of the initiative, performers will also include international guests. In addition to the BFO’s musicians, the Liszt Academy’s international students will turn up at their favorite spots with instruments in hand, and will be joined by young foreign musicians invited by partner nations’ embassies.

The mini concerts on the Night of Music, the most casual classical music event of the fall, will welcome music lovers on both sides of the Danube. The performances will be hosted at a dozen different venues: some in downtown Budapest as well as some in more suburban districts. The informal mini concerts will begin late in the afternoon and in some places will continue as late as midnight.

Participation is free of charge, but it may be a good idea to reserve tables as soon as possible at venues taking bookings, because seats tend to go quickly.

Recommended by Aggie Reiter

12th Diplomatic Charity Fair 2023 @ Budapest

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The twelfth edition of the Diplomatic Fair, organized by the Diplomatic Spouses of Budapest, Madame Szilvia Szijjártó-Nagy – spouse of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary, will be highlighting the event.  

Keep in mind to “Shop around the World in one day!

Just as in previous years, will be present several countries national stalls to showcase their traditional products, national souvenirs, crafts and special unique items. The Embassies  food corner will enable having a feeling as being in that country to taste the local food, drink, sweeties without a long hours flight to reach it. Visitors can look forward to exciting cultural entertainment provided by several participating embassies.

The Diplomatic Charity Fair organized by the Diplomatic Spouses of Budapest coming up on Sunday, 19th November 2023.  Opening  hours  10a.m. to 5p.m.

This year the event will move to be at a more larger, spacious venue @ BÁLNA BUDAPEST

Venue District IX. 11-12  Fővám Square – Budapest.

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Diplomatic Charity Fair 2023 will be donated to the following Hungarian Charities: “Együtt Az Autistákért” – a foundation supporting initiatives that create a more liveable, acceptable and equal world for people living with autism. “Csodalámpa Alapítvány – a foundation fulfilling the special wishes of terminally ill children. “SOS Gyermekfalvak” – a foundation helping children in need in Hungary

As in the previous years will be Raffles for large and small prizes.

The entrance fee is 1000HUF … in use for charity. Children under the age of 14 have free entry.

Update by Aggie Reiter

Season of Advent @Várkert Bazaar – Budapest

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The Advent program series of the Várkert Bazaar will be organized for the 9th time heard at the press gathering  were present were: Krisztina Sikota, Deputy General Director of Tourism, Culture and Communication of the Castle Administration, who spoke about the forthcoming season of Advent specialities of the Castle Bazaar and the Budavári Palace Quarter. The Várkert Bazaar will open its doors on the 26th of November, when several concerts will begin. Performers will entertain the visiting audience in different genres and ends on 23rd of December.

The series of Advent events of Várkert Bazar, begins on the 26th of November with the album launch concert of singer Kati Wolf with her latest band. She added will be professional dancers, full-blooded pop-rock, the spinning rhythm.  Within her new album she tried herself as a lyricist for the first time.  Her songs tell about her own feelings.

Marcsi Borbás talked about the outdoor, open-air exhibition at the end of November, with Xmas gastronomy, namely “Tales around the table”.  Also on the 9th and 12th of December, she will hold a  presentation on the festive foods typical of the Carpathian Basin and the customs associated with them in an unusual guided tour within hot drinks and festive delicacies await those walking in the renewed Budavári Palace District. On the first three Sundays of Advent, children and their parents can occupy and enjoy  themselves at free crafts  gatherings from 10 a.m.

The Bagossy Brothers Company from Transylvania,  awaits the audience with a double Advent concert on the first Sunday of Advent on the 3rd of December. On the 9th of December, special concert titled “Dance in the Snow”. The Kossuth Prize-winning performer, composer, poet Tamás Szarka explained their special concert will tune to the holiday Season.

Sena Dagadu, singer of Irie Maffia will give a festive concert entitled “This family” on the 16th of December, accompanied by brass bands and a gospel choir. After last year’s highly successful performances, this year a fantastic double concert will be on the 17th of December with the participation of popular artists such as Dóri Behumi, Juci Németh, Bori Rutkai, György Ferenczi, Frenk, András Keleti, László Kollár-Klemencz and Mező Misi.

Kristóf Gáncs, the deputy president director and communications director of the Ecumenical Relief Society, drew attention to their national Advent fundraising campaign.

Family programs will not be missing … during the first three Sundays of Advent, children and their parents can enjoy free crafts gatherings from 10 a.m. They can make the family’s Advent wreath together, as well as small gifts and decorations for the holidays.

The Barcelona Gipsy Balkan Orchestra this year, as foreign orchestra with a thousand faces will add color to the Advent program on stage on the 10th of December.

The Honvéd Men’s Band, will give a festive concert entitled “Dawn of Advent”, featuring unusual pieces of music and transcriptions from the Renaissance to the present day.

The Hungarian tradition of applied arts is revived at the Advent fair, which will be held in the hall of the Várkert Bazaar. During the first three weekends of Advent, contemporary applied art awaits all those who want to give a gift of real value.  Artistic works of popular designers and award-winning designers on the spot. It will be possible to meet the creators of the objects and learn about the material, style, and history of the works of art: Selected industrial artists will hold special workshops with the co-operation of the Rearticon Art Association. Open to the public on Saturday, December 2, and 9, and 16. from 2 p.m. On Sundays, December 3 and 10, and 17. from 10 a.m.

The “Apostrophe “ series of the Várkert Literature is waiting for the public with a special Xmas edition,  entitled  “Angel’s music – candlelight“, visitors can experience the anticipation together and hear stories related to Advent and  hear family recipes for the upcoming Season on the 12th of December. This time the literary guest Anna Juhász will be Marcsi Borbás and writer Olga Szederkényi.

Regarding  the Xmas and New Year’s customs in the 19th century,  discussion will be held in Hungarian on the 5th of December in the “Mysterious History” series. The host of the program Csaba Katona – historian, talks with Zoltán Fónagy – associate professor of ELTE (Eötvös Loránt University of Science).

Further informatin – Guidelines to the venue: https://varkertbazar.hu/

Riport and snaps by Aggie Reiter

30th Anniversary of ESSCA in Hungary

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The institution of the ESSCA School of Management  which opened its Budapest Campus thirty years ago. As part of the ESSCA conference series launched in the fall of 2023, the School’s colleagues and partners in many parts of the world examined the impact of artificial intelligence on various industries.
“30 years ago, ESSCA began its internationalization in Budapest and founded its first European Campus.
On the occasion of the anniversary, the School launched an exclusive series of festive events in 2023 and already held a conference on professionalism and cultural diversity in the spring. Further programs continued on September 28 in the form of a professional round table discussion. The conference was followed by an exclusive cocktail reception and guided tour was open for visiting to several exhibitions at the Hungarian National Museum.
Today, they are proud to say that ESSCA is the only French business school in Hungary that offers a French degree certified by the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles,” said Jean Charroin – ESSCA’s director general.

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Budapest Ballet Grand Prix – 2023.

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The organizers of the Budapest Ballet Grand Prix held a joint press conference on Tuesday, October, 24 at the Hungarian University of Dance, whereas was present the members of the organisors: Erika Miklósa, opera singer awarded with the Order of St. Stephen of Hungary, winner of the Kossuth and Ferenc Liszt Prizes, president of the board of trustees of the MOL-New Europe Foundation, Márta Fodorné Molnár, rector of the Hungarian Academy of Dance, Tamás Nagy, competition director of the Budapest Ballet Grand Prix. János Kiss, Kossuth Prize-winning ballet artist, chairman of the board of trustees of the foundation that maintains the university said … From the very beginning, the organisers’ aim was to hold an event, organised by the Hungarian Dance University Institution with behind them of 75-year history. Having said, it means a real meeting point for the dance arts in Europe and worldwide. Seeing the interest shown for the competition, this can be achieved. Continued … The main goal is to discover search for talent/talent development main motivation. Future ballet artists must be set an example. Budapest Ballet Grand Prix will be a high-quality international ballet competition. Yesterday the number participating nation’s was 22, but today just before the press conference applied a balett dancer from South America/Paraguay which increased the number now a total of 23rd nations whom will represent themselves at the competition. Participating dancers from all corner of the Earth such as: Brazil, Canada, Australia, Ukraine, USA, Finland, Korea, China, Russia. Erika Miklósa – Kossuth-Awarded coloratura soprano decorated with the Order of Szent István Magyar – opera singer. wholeheartly supports this coming event and added the aim of the competition is to discover, support and help the careers of highly talented balett dancers. Opera singer is president of the main sponsor Mol-Új Európa Foundation and as its priority, the foundation support treats talent management. Mentioned and later saw the two dancers on the spot, saying: many ballet artists spread their wings such Janka Dobra and Kamili Kökény-Hámori, who are now graduated classical balett dancers and the pair just received a contract offer from the Hungarian Opera House. The audience can also see them at the Budapest Ballet Grand Prix Gala event. Márta Molnár Fodorné – university professor – rector of the Hungarian Academy of Dance, highlighted the possibilities of the event, including scholarship offers, even possibilities for contract, offers, workshops. During the event the dancers may watch, learn, exchanged experiences from one-an-other. Last but not least she is proud to say, that not only the diversity of the training is outstanding, but also the quality of the education. At this event can learn from eachother methodologies from the participating international ballet actors. The Budapest Ballet Grand Prix will be held between November 20-24, 2023, in order to popularize Hungarian ballet and dance art. The Budapest Ballet Grand Prix with Hungarian and international ballet competitors will be held for the first time. In addition to the Hungarian Academy of Dance, the event will be hosted by the National Dance Theater Institution – whereas the competition qualifing rounds and preliminary will be hosted. The Gala – Palace of Arts (Müpa) whereas the finalist and selected dancers will preform in Hungary’s modern cultural institution.
The grand event not only the dancers will represent world-class quality, but the jury as well. Also the sponsors were highlighted metioning the main sponsor such: MOL-New Europe Foundation and the Grand Tokaj Wine a.k.a. “The King of Wines” from Tolcsva whose wines we could taste on the spot servered along with the brunchy tastes. Likewise were announced many other distinguished sponsors.

Not only the dancers will represent world-class quality, but the jury as well whom are composed of internationally recognized dancers, choreographers and ensemble leaders of the dance world distinguished and internationally renowned artists: Former principal dancer of the Stuttgart Ballet and Artistic Director of the Korean National Ballet choreographers and ensemble leaders of the dance world will be chaired by South Korean Suejin Kang, former principal dancer of the Stuttgart Ballet and Artistic Director of the Korean National Ballet. Mr. Tamás Solymosi – Director of Ballet Hungarian State Opera who also appeared in countless stages worldwide.Thomas Edur CBE -Former principal dancer of the English National Ballet. David Makhateli – Former principal dancer of the Royal Ballet, London. Founding director of D&D Art Productions and Grand Audition. Daria Klimentová – Former principal dancer of the English National Ballet, teacher of the Royal Ballet Upper School. She is the founder and organizer of the International Ballet Masterclasses in Prague. Anna Tsygankova – Principal dancer of the Dutch National Ballet and demanded guest teacher from the Royal Ballet, Dutch National Ballet, Paris Opera, Finnish National Ballet, Swedish Royal Ballet.

The Budapest Ballet Grand Prix is for exceptionally talented young dancers from all over the world in the age group of 15-24 who consider dance as their career in various age groups. Competitors from professional schools and ensembles can show their skills in classical ballet and modern dance categories, solo and pas de deux, in three age groups. Category I (junior A) – 15-17 year olds, II. category (junior B) – 17-19 year olds, III. category (senior A) – 19-24 year old.

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The 13th Pharmacist of the Year & My Favorit Pharmacy Awards 2023.

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Every year since 2010, at the initiative of the National Association of Private Pharmacists, with the assistance of the Hungarian Society of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and with the support of Roche Hungary Ltd.,  wish to give pharmacists national publicity and  outstanding professional status for their work, recognizing its quality worthy of following. The tenderers wish to recognize a pharmacist who sets an example with his outstanding professional performance, the application of effective solutions and his patient-centered approach in pharmaceutical care, drug supply and drug development.

This year was the 13th time in a row, the “My Pharmacist of the Year” and “Kedvenc Patikám” (Favorit Pharmacy) campaign’s evaluation press conference  was held on the Rooftop of Aria Hotel  located at Hercegprímás Street Budapest. At the end of the presentation the invited media representatives were invited  to join for a pleasant lunch also @ the hotel’s restaurant.

The My Pharmacist of the Year and My Favorit Pharmacy campaigns were held for the 13th time, with the aim of improving healthcare services. Both the public and the professional public were addressed during both campaigns, so the competition of both pharmacists and pharmacies was more intense than ever before. The winners of the campaigns were also invited to the press conference.

The invited speakers were: Prof. Dr. Éva Szökő -President of the Hungarian Pharmaceutical Society, Prof. Dr. Ildikó Csóka –  Head of department at SZTE – university professor, Dr. Mikola Bálint – Founding President of the National Association of Private Pharmacists, Dr. Samu Antal – Founding President of the Professional Committee of Pharmaceutical Care, Dr. Lajos Hodossy –  Roche Hungary Ltd., Moderator: Gábor Torjai – Managing Director of Nero Solution Ltd.

In the My Favorite Pharmacy 2023 competition winners: FIRST Skorpió Pharmacy from Görbeháza, SECOND Zafir Pharmacy from Gárdony, THIRD Frangula Pharmacy from Hejőbá.

The winners of the Pharmacist of the Year 2023 competition winners: FIRST  Dr.Puskás Fruzsina Anna Margaréta Pharmacy from Kisvárda: Analysis of factors affecting patient adherence in COPD – SECOND. Dr. Lekszikov Gábor Fekete Sas Pharmacy from Pacsa: Possibilities to help medication adherence in the direct supply of medicines to the population –  There was  double award  given as the THIRD Dr. Vigh Tünde Frangula Pharmacy from Hejőbá: The role and importance of communication in developing patient adherence behavior and Dr. Kovács Nagy Andrea Sanitas Pharmacy from Sárospatak: Pharmacists’ role in patient education – Possibilities of pharmaceutical care for thyroid patients.
Special award: Dr. Csaba Miklós Küttel Pharmacy from Kőszeg: Staying alive! – The pharmacy as a first aid Life Point.

Riport and snaps by Aggie Reiter