Gergely Jákli added: another aspect of the changes is that previously, for certain products and services, an exemption license had to be requested from the competent authority of the country concerned before supply. In the case of Paks II., this process is now practically eliminated, and it will be sufficient to simply inform the authorities.

- This will allow companies from the European Union to focus on what is important for a nuclear supplier: the production of the product and its quality assurance. This is wake-up call for the business community that the investment is waiting for all EU suppliers with the capacity and competence – the Chairman-CEO emphasized.

During the meeting they talked about the actualities of the new Paks NPP project and negotiated about what's more to do.

According to Viktor Orbán the erection of the two new nuclear power plant units will improve the energy security of Hungary significantly, contributes to our country's energy independence and helps to fulfill the climate protection goals.

The investment is therefore fully in accordance with Hungary's national interests.