is set to hold an exhibition of handicrafts in its sister city; Jászberény
“This exhibition will be held next year on the occasion of the 30th year of sisterhood between the cities of Yazd and Jászberény,” a Yazd city council member said on Monday
“The cultural event is aimed at familiarizing the people of Jászberény with Yazd in terms of cultural heritage
and economic capabilities,” Bibifatemeh Haqirosadat said
Hundreds of Hungarians visit Yazd each year
which date back to the end of the last millennium
Iran’s ambassador to Budapest recommended cooperation between the two cities with respect to “fraternal relations”
The first delegation of the Hungarian city visited the city in 1996
while Iranian delegations regularly visit the city of Jászberény
The friendship between the two cities is symbolized by several gifts
while the spatial sculpture of Jászberény can be found in the Iranian city
the Iranian city donated Jászberény a wind tower
a typical building of Jazd and its surroundings
and the wind tower has been decorating the city of Jászberény ever since
Yazd is regularly referred to as a delightful place to stay
or a “don’t miss” destination by almost all of its visitors
The city is full of mud-brick houses that are equipped with innovative badgirs (wind catchers)
and many Islamic and Iranian monuments that shape its eye-catching city landscape
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FELHASZNÁLÁSI FELTÉTELEK
an automotive supplier under full Hungarian ownership
has built a new battery plant with a HUF 10.3 billion (EUR 33 million) investment
creating 350 jobs and increasing the company´s headcount to 2,800
The new plant will feature battery production technology that have previously not been used in Hungary
Jász-Plasztik will reach a new milestone by becoming a Tier 1 supplier in the auto industry
said at the inauguration ceremony that in connection with the production of Start-Stop batteries every single technology has been renewed in order to add capacities and widen the company's product range
is a family business under a full Hungarian ownership
The company's two main activities are plastic moulding and battery manufacture
Jász-Plasztik is an important supplier in the automotive industry
electronics industry and household industry
The company's customers include Electrolux
The company has eight production sites in Hungary but it also has a location in Galanta
while indirectly it provides a livelihood for 6,000
the company registered a net turnover of HUF 65,1 billion (EUR 216 million) from sales
23 percent of which resulted from export sales
This year's results from the first half of the year indicate further growth as in H1 2014
the company netted a turnover of HUF 39.5 billion (EUR 133 million)
inaugurated in the presence of Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó
was financed from EU funds (30 percent) and the company's own resources (70 percent)
the company's battery production capacity will increase from 800,000 units per year to 1.5 million units annually
increasing the company's headcount to 2,800 in the near future