The Move Debrecen! School programme, launched to address mobility issues among young people, has seen encouraging results.

At the first Future of Finance 2024 event, PwC Hungary and the University of Debrecen discussed challenges and opportunities for the domestic financial sector.

The National Meeting of Young Economists (FIKOT) in Debrecen was held for the 41st time this year.

The Livability Survey, conducted for the fourth time by MBH Mortgage Bank, looks at the variables affecting housing demand in various regions of Hungary.

ZNET Telekom recently built a more than 270-kilometre-long fibre-optic network in Debrecen, which quickly became popular with the public.

The University of Debrecen and Tianjin Foreign Language University (TFSU) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to launch Chinese education in Debrecen.

The reference library, a collection of city library assets and urban development literature, plans to create a Debrecen-specific digital database to address 21st-century challenges.