Hungarys cabinet to sign partnerships agreements with several IT companies.

By bne IntelliNews January 8, 2013
The Hungarian government has expressed readiness to sign strategic partnership agreements with the local units of IBM, National Instruments, TATA and NokiaSiemens Networks, business daily Napi Gazdasag reported. The first agreement will be signed with IBM on January 11. The Hungarian government has recently signed similar agreements with Coca-Cola HBC Hungary, drug producer Gedeon Richter, aluminium producer Alcoa, Microsoft, GE, car makers Daimler, Suzuki, local unit of Korean tire producer Hankook, Stadler Rail and Tesco. It expects to sign about 40 such agreements.

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