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Hungary Ends KEKVA System, Returns 1.28 Trillion HUF to State Assets
The Hungarian government has officially abolished the KEKVA asset management framework, transferring control of 1.284 trillion forints in public assets back to the state, a move officials say clears obstacles to reclaiming EU funds.
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