On behalf of the Hungarian Olympic Committee, Laszlo Fabian, General Secretary, Zsigmund Barna Pal, Member of Parliament from Fidesz, Member of the Board of Directors of UTE, and Gyorgy Such, President of the Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation, also participated in the opening ceremony.
“In the past 100 years, the name jpest has merged with the sport,” he begins the salutation Adam Schmidtand then added, “With the delivery of the facility on Szilágyi Street, athletes can use an ice rink of 60 x 30 meters that meets international standards, and thus can prepare and compete in the most modern conditions.”
After the ceremonial handover, guests toured the hall with its eight changing rooms, state-of-the-art gym and offices on several floors, which were opened to the public with a series of evening events. Young people get to meet top UTE players on the ice, then they can compete with each other in competitions of skill, and in the evening the program ends with an ice dance.
With significant support from the Hungarian government, a large-scale sports and leisure development has been carried out in the past six years in the sports center on Szilágyi-Tábor Street, where, in addition to the ice hockey hall, there is also a sports hall, a running track, a volleyball hall and several playgrounds. Football and outdoor soccer tables.
