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The Permanent Delegation of Hungary to the OECD and UNESCO hosted a National Day reception on November 6 at the OECD, Château de la Muette, attended by more than 100 guests, including OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann, H.E. Mr. György Habsburg, Hungary's Ambassador to France, the European Union's Ambassador and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO H.E. Ms. Christina Kokkinakis, H.E. Ms. Simona-Mirela Miculescu, the President of the UNESCO General Conference, Mr. Márton Bókay, Deputy State Secretary for Economic Development and International Financial Relations of the Ministry for Economic Development of Hungary, several high-level OECD officials, as well as OECD and UNESCO Ambassadors, fellow diplomats and experts to commemorate the Hungarian Revolution of 1956.

On November 6th, as part of the Hungarian EU Presidency and based on its priorities, the Hungarian Permanent Delegation, in collaboration with the OECD Economics Department, hosted the workshop "Boosting Competitiveness: Major Challenges and Key Drivers" at the OECD headquarters.

H.E. Mr. László Havas, Permanent Representative of Hungary to the OECD and UNESCO laid a wreath at the symbolic tomb in Père Lachaise dedicated to Imre Nagy and the martyrs of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight.

During UNESCO's 220th Executive Board session, Hungary reaffirmed its commitment to multilateral cooperation, advocating for education, science, culture, water management, and gender equality, while supporting UNESCO's peace and sustainability goals as EU Council President.

Turóczy László nagykövet, Magyarország OECD és UNESCO melletti állandó képviselője 2023. december 14-én letétbe helyezte a Felsőoktatást érintő képesítések elismeréséről szóló globális Egyezményt jóváhagyó okiratot a UNESCO oktatásért felelős főigazgató-helyettesénél, Stefania Giannini asszonynál.