Ambassador András Simonyi was in
Atlanta, GA, June 15-16 to attend a trade and investment seminar organized
by the Hungarian Investment
and Trade Development Agency (ITD) in conjunction with the World
Trade Center Atlanta and the Clayton County Chamber of Commerce
to promote U.S. investment to Hungary.
The
seminar took place at the National Archives, Southeast Region, where the
parties exchanged copies of the U.S. and Hungarian constitution.
The
Ambassador also met with former U.S. president Jimmy Carter at the Carter
Center, as well as Jim Walton, President of the CNN News Group, at the CNN
headquarters in Atlanta.
Read
an article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the event.
Ambassador Simonyi with President Carter
Amb. Simonyi with James J. McSweeney, the
regional administrator for the National Archives, Southeast Region, middle, and Councilman Grant Wainscott of Morrow, GA, left,
standing in front of a copy of the U.S. constitution. Mr. McSweeney is
holding a copy of the Hungarian Constitution.
Amb. Simonyi speaking at the trade and investment
seminar
Ambassador Simonyi at CNN; with president Jim Walton
