They Spent 19 Billion, but It Turned Out that the Vaccine Factory in Debrecen Will Not Be a Vaccine Factory After All
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According to the University of Debrecen, the investment has also lost its priority status.
The decision to build the factory was made during the coronavirus pandemic, and was later classified as a priority investment. However, the fate of the National Vaccine Factory planned for Debrecen has now been finally decided.
After years of preparatory work, the fate of one of the Orbán government's largest pharmaceutical projects has been finally decided. The University of Debrecen revealed to the press what future they intend for the National Vaccine Factory investment.
The University of Debrecen is planning to establish a center in the area where research and education will take place simultaneously.
“The goal is to develop an educational unit operating as part of a pharmaceutical innovation ecosystem.” The post Tens of billions were spent on it, but there will be no National Vaccine Factory in Debrecen first appeared on 24.hu.
The case of the Debrecen vaccine factory dragged on for years, but now the fate of the previously prioritized investment has been decided. It turned out that although the state originally promised 55 billion forints in support of the project, only a fraction of this reached the university, and only parts of the planned factory were built. Based on these, a university education, research and innovation center is now being established.
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