Endre Juhasz, Hungary's ambassador to the EU, complained to reporters in Brussels on 6 April that the EU "keeps meticulously silent" about which economic data it aims to use as a basis for assistance to Hungarian regions.
Published:
10 April 2000 y., Monday
He said he expected a more detailed explanation at ongoing accession talks. EU economic and financial commissioner Pedro Solbes said after signing a joint EU-Hungarian report that the Hungarian government's economic program is ambitious but "too optimistic" as regards inflation. The Hungarian delegation indicated that it has modified its target date for accession from 1 January 2002 to 2003, Hungarian media reported.
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