ReConnect Hungary is a unique cultural, educational and social immersion program for young adults aged 18-28 of Hungarian heritage, born in the U.S. or Canada. The next Hungarian birthright trip is in June, 2018.
To benefit from preferential tariff treatment under CETA, EU exporters will have to complete these few simple steps
IBM Global Location Trends 2017 report ranks Hungary among the TOP10 countries in two major categories out of the three.
The Szentegyháza Children’s Philharmonia is visiting Canada on the occasion of Canada’s 150th anniversary. Between June 24 and July 5, the choir will give 11 concerts in seven cities.
Extramural consular days make it possible for our clients to take care of official matters with much less travel when honorary consuls are not able to help them. First and foremost our consular visits try to facilitate applications for citizenship, vital statistics registry and passports. Other services are available, as well, with the exceptions being...
The first traces Hungarians marked in Canada lead us to Saskatchewan, in Esterhazy and Kaposvar. On May 3 Ambassador Bálint Ódor visited Esterhazy where the first larger Hungarian colony arrived in the now south-eastern Saskatchewan in 1886. The Ambassador unveiled a commemorative plaque in the presence of Corey Tochor, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of...
The Canadian Ambassador was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade on Friday due to her claims related to the CEU, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade informed the Hungarian news agency MTI in the morning of May 5.
The Embassy's consular staff will provide consular services in Edmonton on April 25, 26 and 27, 2017.
We celebrate Canada's 150th anniversary this year. The first Hungarians arrived in the Saskatchewan region in the 1880s, and after that Hungarians immigrated to Canada in several waves. They have contributed immensely to the development of Canada. The Hungarian contribution and the rich Hungarian heritage have had a great significance in Canada. We can be proud of Hungarians in the agricultural sector, as well as the cultural, scientific, political and business life. Last year, when we commemorated the 1956 Revolution and Freedom Fight we presented the outstanding achievements of Hungarian Canadians. This year's anniversary, Canada 150 is an excellent opportunity to look back and commemorate the legacy of Hungarian Canadians going back more than a hundred years. This inventory of the Hungarian heritage may lead to a further deepening of relations between the two countries.
State Secretary of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade István Mikola visited Ottawa yesterday. Mr Mikola met with Timothy Sargent, deputy minister of International Trade and Alex Bugailiskis, assistant deputy minister of Global Affairs and MP Don Davies.