Depending on permits, series production is expected to begin in March or April next year at CATL’s battery factory in Debrecen, the company’s general manager for European operations announced on Wednesday in the eastern Hungarian city.
Significant changes are coming to DebrecenAirport (located in eastern Hungary), as the government has decided to restructure the ownership of the company operating the airport.
He then stated that the day was a huge and important milestone not only for Debrecen, but for the whole of Hungary in terms of the economy moving in the right direction.
The eastern Hungarian city of Debrecen, often referred to as the “Calvinist Rome,” has unveiled the first nativity scene of this year’s Advent season in the Eternal City of Rome in an act of cultural and religious solidarity.
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At the same time, through collaborations with institutions such as the local university and the Vocational TrainingCentre of Debrecen, DSZC, Plant Debrecen has also become one of the largest training hubs for dual education programmes in Hungary.