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SZEGED Investing Guide SZEGED Investing Guide inv st Dear Investors, We have been working on making Szeged attractive for enterprises as a European regional centre and a place offering high quality living. Our aim is to make our beautiful city – through its wide international relations – a place that spreads the European spirit. Companies choosing Szeged are hosted by a tolerant community. The location of Szeged is a great advantage for trading. In order to enhance the regional centre role, we continuously develop infrastructure and execute an elaborated economy development programme, hoping to win the confidence of investors. Our city has become part of the European circulation through DR. BOTKA LÁSZLÓ the motorways. We offer enterprises green and brown field mayor of Szeged investment opportunities, as well as industrial parks along the western bypass road. Szeged is the city of education and science. The University of Szeged is one of the best higher education institutes, which is internationally renowned. Together with the professionals of scientific institutions and enterprises operating in the city, over 2,000 university citizens have achieved serious R+D and innovation results. Yearly approximately 5,000 students acquire a useful degree in the city. Szeged has been an appreciated knowledge centre, the focus is on the most modern science sectors of biotechnology and the software industry. Startups related to R+D activities and other successful companies are welcome in the scientific industrial park (Science Park Szeged) next to the ELI laser centre. The American software developer EPAM Systems, BP or NNG Ltd. (famous for its iGO Navigation) have already chosen Szeged. All of them continuously expand their capacities in the city. Szeged is one of the most liveable Hungarian cities. Modern transport network covers the city, thanks to its well-known festivals it became the cultural and touristic centre in the region. There is a sound foundation to build on, and development is on its way. Investors can establish a fruitful partnership with the participants of the local economy and society. I wish you good luck in our city! SZEGED – ELI-ALPS RESEARCH 1 8 15 INVESTMENT SITES A BRIDGE TO EUROPE INSTITUTE EUROPE-PRIZE ENVIRONMENT-CONSCIOUS 2 9 LIFE SCIENCES 16 WINNER CITY CITY 3 INFRASTRUCTURE 10 IT SECTOR 17 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS BUSINESS SERVICE CENTRES 4 ECONOMY OF SZEGED 11 18 CULTURAL CENTRE – SSC SZEGED SZEGED, THE CITY OF 5 12 AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY 19 SERVICES SCIENCE 6 R&D&I OF SZEGED 13 LABOUR MARKET OVERVIEW 20 WHY SZEGED? QUALIFIED LABOUR POOL 7 EDUCATION 14 SPEAKING SEVERAL FOREIGN 21 STRATEGIC PARTNERS LANGUAGES UA 1 SZEGED – A BRIDGE TO EUROPE SK A HU RO SLO HR SRB SZEGED The city is the economic, educational and administrative centre of the Szeged SZEGED AND THE NEARBY region. The four towns of the region, DISTRICTS Hódmezővásárhely, Makó, Kistelek and Mórahalom are less than half an hour The city and the 4 nearby districts drive from Szeged. Their population is of Hódmezővásárhely, Kistelek, more than 450 thousand, which offers Makó, Mórahalom and Subotica. a significant labour market. Significant Area: 4,117 km2 commuting can be observed from these Population: 452,050 towns: some 31,000 people choose Szeged with education or labour purpose CLOSE TO THE SERBIAN-ROMANIAN- HUNGARIAN TRIPLE BORDER, THE COUNTY SEAT IS ONE OF THE SOUTH-EASTERN GATES OF THE Forrás: Nemzeti Befektetési Ügynökség (HIPA) Nemzeti Befektetési Forrás: EUROPEAN UNION. ITS LOCATION, ADVANCED INFRASTRUCTURE, SERVICE SECTOR, HIGH LEVEL EDUCATION AND ITS WELL-QUALIFIED LABOUR FORCE WITH FOREIGN SZEGED IS THE DRIVING SZEGED – THE R&D RELATED DATA ARE FORCE FOR INNOVATION, OUTSTANDING AMONG THE LANGUAGE SKILLS MAKE THE CITY THE INTELLIGENT CITY ECONOMIC AND COMPETITIVENESS AN ATTRACTIVE LOCATION FOR GROWTH AND EMPLOYMENT INVESTORS FROM THE KNOWLEDGE- SZEGED WITH ITS NEARBY DISTRICTS INDICATORS OF THE REGION. AT BOTH NATIONAL AND INTENSIVE SECTORS. IS THE MOST INNOVATIVE REGION The Szeged region holds the second place EUROPEAN LEVEL. OF EASTERN HUNGARY, AND THE right after the central region of Budapest Being one of the centres of the Danube- MOST PREPARED ONE TO WELCOME and its nearby districts. Körös-Maros-Tisza Euroregion, the area’s THE BUSINESS INTENTIONS OF total population of 4 million 400 thousand INVESTORS. significantly extends the authority of Szeged. Szeged provides a favourable urban 2 EUROPE-PRIZE WINNER CITY environment for its inhabitants and visitors alike, thanks to its » developed urban services, » favourable housing environment, » prominent education, » vivid cultural life, » open-minded social environment and » safety. A survey conducted by the University of Szeged shows that 91% of the inhabitants are receptive concerning the settlement of large foreign companies. Based on the data, it is proven that the majority of the population is tolerant and people do not mind a foreign company creating new workplaces in the county seat. (Source: Tárki/University of Szeged) The city cares for its architectural and natural values. The Europa Nostra-Award was given to the city for the city centre renewal in 2003. As the first Hungarian town, the 2006 Europe Prize was awarded SZEGED IS THE THIRD MAIN FIGURES OF MAIN FIGURES OF THE to Szeged for its actions in the European SZEGED SZEGED REGION domain by the Council of Europe. The BIGGEST CITY IN HUNGARY, European Climate Foundation awarded a Area 281 km2 Area 4,117 km2 ONE OF THE MOST prize for environmentally friendly urban Population 168,048 Population 452,050 IMPORTANT ECONOMIC, developments in 2009. SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL SECURITY CLIMATE The city has a complete cultural institution network which includes a theatre, a One of the most secure Sub-Mediterranean with hot CENTRES OF THE COUNTRY, unique summer theatre, exhibition halls, regions in Hungary. summers and usually mild winters. AND ALSO A EUROPE-PRIZE a music hall and an art centre. Szeged with its nearby districts is an internationally WINNER CITY. competitive intellectual centre in the DISTANCE FROM OTHER CITIES region with its institution system and The second biggest river in Hungary, the scientific base. Tisza, flows through the city, meeting the River Maros here. Szeged BudapestBelgrade Vienna Prague Munich Berlin Rome THE CITY IS LOCATED 8 KMS (5 MILES) FROM THE SERBIAN Szeged BORDER, AND 18 KMS (11 MILES) 170 km 220 km 410 km 690 km 850 km FROM THE ROMANIAN BORDER. 1 030 km 1 380 km Source: Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) Agency Promotion Hungarian Investment Source: UKR INFRASTRUCTURE Vienna SLOVAKIA M30 3 Bratislava M3 M15 M2 M49 AUSTRIA M25 M3 M1 M10 M3 Szeged lies at the intersection of two M0 M35 MOTORWAYS M86 BudapestM0 motorways. Motorway M5 connects M5/E75 » Szeged to Röszke* to SERBIA 20 mins M4 M4 Szeged with Budapest, so the capital M8 M5/E75 « Szeged to Budapest to FERIHEGY 90 mins M8 or the Ferenc Liszt International M9 M43/E68 » Szeged to Nagylak* to ROMÁNIA 30 mins M44 Airport is within one and a half hour M5 M7 drive. Motorway M43 connects Szeged * Border crossing point opened for international SLOVENIA M9 with the cities of Romania passenger and freight traffic.) M9 ROMANIA M9 M13 M6 M60 Szeged Zagreb SERBIA CROATIA Source: Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) Agency Promotion Hungarian Investment Source: The logistics centre located next to motorway M5 integrates Szeged into European trade. Thanks to its favourable location, the city is at the meeting point WATER TRANSPORT of national and international distribution The Tisza, as the longest tributary of channels. The borders nearby give a the Danube, provides water transport significant strategic and transit position connection to the sea; these two rivers to the city both in Hungary and Europe. flow through Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary, THANKS TO ITS FAVOURABLE Serbia and Romania. The basin port of RAILWAY TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION, Szeged is one of the six national river Szeged has a direct railway connection to stations. SZEGED CONNECTS Budapest, Békéscsaba, Mezőhegyes. COUNTRIES ALONG THE TELECOMMUNICATION SOUTHERN BORDER WITH AIR TRANSPORT The city has an advanced telco system, THE EUROPEAN UNION. the broadband data transmission service The international airport on the Western needed for ICT and knowledge-intensive The city is located at the crossroads of border of the town serves commercial, private industries is available; and there are three national and Trans-European transport and sport flights. Besides storage, rent and independent, optic backbone networks in corridors. These corridors linking the fuel service, the concrete runway, which is Szeged. Two separate service companies West with the South, Berlin with the 1,185 m long and 30 m wide, is adequate for provide internet network with full coverage Adriatic Sea, the Balkans, the Middle East, small and medium size aircraft. It is also and 30-250 Mbit/s. There is full access to and Asia Minor meet here. a favourable destination of business trips, mobile communication services, all the sport and training aviation. three Hungarian service providers are present in the county seat. LEADING COMPANIES BASED ON NET 4 ECONOMY OF SZEGED TURNOVER IN SZEGED Owner Name of the company Main activity NKM Electricity Supplier Plc. Trade of electricity SZEGED 2016 Pick Szeged Plc. Production of meat, pork meat products Number of businesses Sole-Mizo Plc. Production of dairy products 27,241 KÉSZ Plc. Organization of building construction projects NKM Electricity Distributor Plc. Distribution of electricity
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