Béla Lugosi, the Hungarian horror classic's title character of film Dracula, matured as an actor in Debrecen, performing at the city's theatre, which was not yet named after Csokonai, from 1908 to 1910.

The building, spanning 1,819.5 square meters was built with the assistance of the State Secretariat for Sport of the Ministry of Defence and financial support from the Hungarian Government. The Municipality of Debrecen received a HUF 1,025,844,147 subsidy for the construction.

Főnix Housing Programme in Debrecen supports young Hungarian citizens under 35 with open-ended employment contracts, aiming to address housing challenges and help build careers.

The Municipality of Debrecen continues its intensive transport development programme in 2024, with 57 road sections affected by rehabilitation and construction works, including large-scale asphalting and residential road construction.

The working group reviewed investments primarily in transport and water infrastructure, with available funds and further grant contracts expected to achieve 2024 targets.

Tiszántúli Reformed Church District has won EU funding of HUF 1 billion 440 million for a 96-seat nursery, set to be completed by next summer.

Debrecen nurseries prioritise daily exposure to songs and nursery rhymes for children. They aim to pass on knowledge to younger professionals and provide younger colleagues with experience in singing in a large community.

Hilton Garden Inn Debrecen City Center will offer sophisticated guest experience, special culinary experiences, and a unique sky bar. Joining the HGI Debrecen team gives the chance to work from the start for a global hotel network.

Lufthansa and BMW have agreed to introduce the largest 215-seat Airbus aircraft twice a week between Debrecen and Munich to increase capacity and facilitate training for BMW employees.

In Debrecen there are currently about 165 thousand voters on the electoral roll, who can vote at 138 polling stations in the local elections on the 9th of June.