László Parragh, Former President of the Chamber of Commerce, Attacked the Current Leadership in an Internal Letter
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The Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry discussed the letter at an extraordinary meeting, rejecting the former president's claims.
The former president of the organization, László Parragh, attacked the current leadership of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) in a sharp internal letter, writes the ugytudjuk.hu.
In a letter sent to nearly 200 recipients, Parragh described the current president as a “white-collar criminal” by the current president Great Elk.
László Parragh, former president of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK), made serious accusations against the current leadership of the chamber in his letter.
A letter sent to about 200 members by former MKIK (Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry) president László Parragh has been made public, in which he made rather strong comments about the current leadership. He called Elek Nagy a white-collar criminal. The chamber's presidency reacted to the letter and rejected Parragh's claims in a resolution.
The fight within the Chamber of Commerce has reached a new level, with former president László Parragh calling the new leadership of the chamber parasites in a letter that was made public and sent to the chamber leaders, and urging their removal. Meanwhile, the government has announced a complete restructuring of the chamber, and the new president, Elek Nagy, plans to step down from the organization.
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