The general meeting adopted the 2025 annual report, the supplementary notes, and the reports from the Board and the Supervisory Committee and discussed and approved the work plan for 2026. As part of the agenda, participants reviewed current issues affecting the association’s operations, as well as performance data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) and market trends.
Particular attention was also paid to the association’s international projects and development initiatives. Members were briefed on the progress of the MultiRELOAD and SMARTIN projects, as well as recently submitted Horizon Europe proposals, which offer new opportunities to foster the development of Danube ports and enhance the competitiveness of inland waterway freight transport.
