Mysterious money in a foreign affairs-linked institution

In 2021, the government established the Central European Built Heritage Conservation Foundation as a public interest fund. the transparent Based on its 2023 report, it says the foundation generated income of HUF 5.9 billion last year from two components. It received support of HUF 5.4 billion, and its interest income was HUF 507 million. After deducting costs, the profit was HUF 5.8 billion.

In the report, the table where the subsidies should be detailed was not filled in, so it is not known where the HUF 5.4 billion was received from.

According to the portal, given the size of the sum, the money could have come from the state treasury and not from individual donations. On the other hand, companies that previously donated to the foundation have become unprofitable.

Manevi Zrt suffered a loss of about HUF 2 billion, and Comitatus-Energia Zrt 620 million. Last year, the corporation registered the value of the two companies at HUF 30 billion, so their value is now double what it was when KEOMA was founded, according to the court’s registration decision.

He is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation. Hungarian Levente Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Peter Szijjarto The right hand of the minister and his deputy. General Director Ursulia Bacsay Tomasic Former Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, he is currently President of the Hungarian Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He remains a member of the Board of Trustees Gergely JackleyPax II. CEO of Zrt. Peter Case Barcio Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs W Salt Virageformer head of the National Citadel Program.