Ákos Péter Mernyei
2015 – Ministry of National Development, Deputy State Secretariat
for European Union and International Relations; Deputy Secretary
of State
2014 – 2015 Ministry of National Development, Head of Department
2013 – 2014 Ministry of Public Administration and Justice, Head of Department,
Head of Secretariat
2013 European Commission, Blue Book Trainee
2011 – 2013 KNPLAW Nagy Koppány Varga and Partners Law Office,
Trainee Attorney
2010 – 2011 Andrékó Kinstellar Law Office, Trainee Attorney
for European Union and International Relations; Deputy Secretary
of State
2014 – 2015 Ministry of National Development, Head of Department
2013 – 2014 Ministry of Public Administration and Justice, Head of Department,
Head of Secretariat
2013 European Commission, Blue Book Trainee
2011 – 2013 KNPLAW Nagy Koppány Varga and Partners Law Office,
Trainee Attorney
2010 – 2011 Andrékó Kinstellar Law Office, Trainee Attorney
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Opening Speech: Hungary | Medzinárodný kongres ITAPA 2017: Technology & HumanITy
Mr. Mernyei will describe Hungary’s ICT policy-making structure within the government, task-sharing between ministries in this field. He will explain briefly the national priorities of ICT and digitalization and present the current programmes in a few words. He will highlight the connection between national initiatives and the EU priorities (DSM). He will emphasize the importance of the cooperation of the Visegrad 4 countries in digital topics, especially in EU legislative activities and possible joint projects. He will outline how we could work stronger together with the V4 countries for the better enforcement of our joint interests.”
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Opening Speech: Hungary | Medzinárodný kongres ITAPA 2017: Technology & HumanITy
Mr. Mernyei will describe Hungary’s ICT policy-making structure within the government, task-sharing between ministries in this field. He will explain briefly the national priorities of ICT and digitalization and present the current programmes in a few words. He will highlight the connection between national initiatives and the EU priorities (DSM). He will emphasize the importance of the cooperation of the Visegrad 4 countries in digital topics, especially in EU legislative activities and possible joint projects. He will outline how we could work stronger together with the V4 countries for the better enforcement of our joint interests.”
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