匈牙利政府于周一宣布对前外交部长彼得·席亚尔托在任期间协助中国车企比亚迪获得巨额补贴和基础设施支持的交易展开调查。[1]
总理佩塔尔·马加尔表示，席亚尔托在职期间向比亚迪提供了"数千亿福林"的公共资金、外交支持和国家基础设施。[1]此次调查将全面审查所有与比亚迪投资相关的决策、谈判及国家承诺，并评估其对纳税人和环境的影响。[1]
席亚尔托上周辞去议会职务，加入比亚迪担任高管职位，引发了有关潜在利益冲突的质疑。[1]2025年期间，席亚尔托曾宣布比亚迪将获得200亿福林（约6370万美元）的政府援助。[1]
Hungary's government has launched an investigation into investment agreements with Chinese automaker BYD that were facilitated during the tenure of former Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, who recently left his parliamentary position to take a senior role at the company [1].
Prime Minister Peter Fidesz announced the inquiry will examine all decisions, negotiations, and state commitments related to the BYD investment, as well as assess their impact on taxpayers and the environment [1]. Szijjarto provided "hundreds of billions of forints" in public funding, diplomatic support, and state infrastructure access while serving as foreign minister, according to the Prime Minister [1].
In 2025, Szijjarto announced that BYD would receive 20 billion forints—approximately $63.7 million—in government assistance [1]. The timing of his departure from government to join BYD's leadership has raised conflict-of-interest concerns [1].