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Tamás Terdik, the city’s police chief, told the metropolitan assembly on Wednesday that the goals set by the Budapest Police Headquarters (BRFK) for this year include improving clearance rates,…
"Villages need to be uplifted rather than pulled down," Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a video uploaded to Facebook on Wednesday.
PM Orbán spoke after a government session focusing on national programmes to support small settlements, and said "the village is not a thing of the past but the future", adding that "2025 will be a year of breakthrough also in villages."
The government has decided to support small shops by 3 million forints each (EUR 7,490) and "throw a life belt" of the same amount to local pubs, PM Orbán said, adding that villages with a population under 2,000 would be eligible for the program.
"We will ensure at least one bankomat in each village and we will put out a tender for church renovations in small villages," the prime minister added.
The government's regular press briefing on Thursday will provide details of the meeting's decisions, PM Orbán said.
️ Holnap délután a müncheni Széchenyi Kör meghívására tartok előadást a kint élő magyaroknak. Várok mindenkit szeretettel!
️KIVÁLÓ PÉLDA A HELYTELEN MENTŐHÍVÁSRA
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