Talks about agreement on an EU strategy for management of Europe’s radio spectrum, one of the most important legislative proposals of the Digital Agenda for Europe.
We have to strengthen the trust of citizens in digital services and to provide everyone with access to broadband Internet, said Zsolt Nyitrai.
Minister of State for Infocommunications Zsolt Nyitrai, representing the Hungarian EU Presidency met Giles Chichester, the European Parliament’s chief rapporteur for ENISA and Christian Ehler and Silvia-Adriana Ticau the dossiers’ shadow rapporteurs and European Commission officials to discuss the proposed temporary extension of the mandate and also the modernisation of ENISA.
[@ 11.03.03.] Zsolt Nyitrai, Minister of State for Infocommunications representing the Ministry of National Development opened the All for Broadband – Broadband for All international conference in Budapest on 3 March, 2011. VIDEO
[@ 11.03.03.] A bilateral meeting in connection with the Hungarian EU Presidency took place between Zsolt Nyitrai, Chair of the Telecommunications Council, and the delegation of AT&T, America’s leading telecommunications company on Wednesday, in the Ministry of National Development.
[@ 11.02.26.] Minister of State for Infocommunications Zsolt Nyitrai, representing the EU Presidency, took part in a working lunch meeting with Brussels representatives of the British Chamber of Commerce.
[@ 11.02.16.] Fast, effective, smart and a clear European consensus is needed for strengthening and preserving Europe’s competitiveness. VIDEO
[@ 11.01.29.] Dr. Zsolt Nyitrai, Minister of State for Infocommunications on behalf of the Hungarian EU Presidency met Director Martin Whitehead and Joachim Haas representing GSMA Europe, association for the interest of mobile communications industry, on 26 January in Brussels.
[mti 10.12.06.] Hungary vows to pursue consensus among EU member states on the two key legislative dossiers in the field of telecommunications during the country’s EU Presidency said Dr. Zsolt Nyitrai, Minister of State for Infocommunications at a press conference in Brussels on Friday.
