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Government to relaunch joint Budapest development council with expanded powers

**Hungarian Government Announces Relaunch of Joint Budapest Development Council with Expanded Authority**

Budapest – The Hungarian government has announced plans to revive the joint Budapest development council, granting it broader powers than previously held. The decision, reported by *The Budapest Times*, signals an effort to strengthen coordination on development matters within the capital.

Details of the council’s expanded remit were not disclosed in the brief announcement, and the full article is accessible only to subscribers of the publication. No further information on the specific powers, timeline for implementation, or the entities that will comprise the council has been released.

The move follows ongoing discussions about improving governance and development planning in Budapest, though the government has not provided additional commentary on the motivations behind the restructuring.

Article source: budapesttimes.hu | Image credit: The Budapest Times

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