The Hungarian administration has announced its intention to end a 35-year motorway concession agreement valued at 73 billion euros. Officials stated that the contract, which involves entities associated with the current political leadership, imposes unreasonable financial burdens on the public. Consequently, the state plans to regain control over a significant portion of the national road network. Authorities have initiated formal criminal complaints regarding the deal, citing serious legal irregularities. This move marks a significant shift in infrastructure management, as the government seeks to mitigate risks previously assumed by taxpayers under the existing arrangement.
Source : Daily News Hungary
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