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Budapest: A hub for Chinese trade

China is one of Hungary’s most important trading partners, with Budapest a hub for Chinese goods in eastern Europe. Home to hundreds of companies selling Chinese goods.

09.07.15 Business ASIA CENTER BUDAPEST

The Asia Center attracts thousands of visitors each day.

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