Hungary has hired Burson-Marsteller’s Prime Policy Group for government relations work, media management and outreach to Hungarian-Americans and members of the Jewish community.
Tibor Navracsics |
More than nine-in-ten (91 percent) of Hungarian-Jews believe anti-Semitism is on the upswing, according to the Oct. 17 Budapest Business Journal.
Hungary deputy prime minister Tibor Navaracsics pledged a crack-down on anti-Semitism on Oct. 1.
According to Reuters, he told a European conference on anti-Semitism in Budapest “we cannot allow, especially knowing our own responsibility, anti-Semitism to gain strength in Hungary.” PM Victor Orban denounced anti-Semitism at the conference.
More than 500K Hungarian Jews were murdered during the Holocaust.
PPG chairman Charlie Black and vice chairman John Tanner lead the firm’s eight-member Hungarian team.
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