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2/3/25, 3:15 PM  UAE and Hungary commit to deepening trade and investment ties during Abu Dhabi roundtable chaired by Prime Minister Orban - Mi…
        Group CEO – Mubadala Investment Company; HE Hareb Mubarak Al Muhairi, CEO, Abu Dhabi
        Investment Office (ADIO); Hamad Al Marar, Managing Director and CEO, EDGE; Karim Murad,

        Global Head of Infrastructure, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA); Khalifa Al Shamsi, CEO,
        e& International; Martin Tricaud, Group Head of Investment Banking, First Abu Dhabi Bank;

        Ahmed Al Hajri, Director of Business Development, ADNOC; and Rashid Al Sarkal, Head of
        Corporate Coverage at Emirates NBD.



        The Hungarian delegation, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, included HE Peter Szijjarto,

        Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Gellért Jászai, CEO, 4iG; Zsolt Hernádi, Chairman and
        CEO, MOL Plc; Zsolt Barna, CEO, MBH Bank; Ferenc Antal, CEO, N7 Holding; Zoltan Guler,
        Member of the Board of Directors, Budapest Airport; and Dr. János Kuka, Chairman of the

        Board of Directors, Festipay Inc.



        During the meeting, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán highlighted the dynamism of the Hungarian
        economy and efforts to build trade and investment partnerships with markets influencing the

        global economic map, including the UAE. He pointed to the growth prospects stemming from
        Hungary’s pro-growth business environment, which is fostering innovation and supporting new

        economic sectors in the nation.


        HE Mohammed Hassan Al Suwaidi, Minister of Investment, underlined the importance of

        Hungary to the UAE’s investment strategy. “Our strong and growing bilateral relationship with
        Hungary reflects our shared vision for long-term economic prosperity. The UAE remains

        committed to driving meaningful, future-oriented partnerships, leveraging our business-friendly
        environment and diverse and dynamic economic landscape to provide mutually beneficial

        outcomes. We recognise significant potential to expand FDI and look forward to collaborating
        with Hungary to unlock new frontiers of innovation and investment, shaping a prosperous

        future for both the nations.”


        His Excellency Ahmed bin Ali Al Sayegh said that the UAE and Hungary continue to explore

        constructive collaboration under the UAE-Hungary Economic Cooperation Agreement. “Our
        nations both share a commitment to support the private sector as they expand, innovate and

        create opportunity right along the value chain. This includes pursuing projects and joint
        ventures in each other’s countries as we look to broaden our exposure to regional and global

        markets. High-level meetings such as the roundtable serve to strengthen ties of friendship and
        enhance economic cooperation, and we have been able to explore collaboration in key sectors

        such as industry, trade, investment, tourism, logistics, infrastructure, and real estate which will
        serve us well in the long term.”


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