Archenerg

The Archenerg-Metal Cluster, one of Hungary’s leading Accredited Industrial Clusters, hosted a successful Uzbek-Hungarian meeting in Szeged to strengthen scientific, innovative, and commercial cooperation between the two countries. The meeting was attended by prominent figures from both sides.
Sunroad Uzbek Innovative Technology Research Cluster representatives included Dr. Shavkat Nurmatov and Dr. Javokhir Shermatov.
Archenerg-Metal Cluster representatives included Zoltán Horváth, Prof. Dr. István Bíró, András Fignár, András Gonda, Irina Szűcs, Attila Pusztai, Patrik Dominik Nagy, András Takács, and Lilla Göttli.

The text used is from the HelloMagyar website and has been published without changes. The cooperation between Uzbekistan and Hungary has undergone spectacular development in recent decades, ultimately leading the two geographically distant countries to view each other as key strategic partners. Let's examine the origins and current state of this alliance, which serves as an example for both the EU and Central Asia.

A special business meeting will take place on Thursday, July 31, 2025, between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM in Monor, at the Aranyi Cellar (2220 Monor, Kadarka sor). The CWC business club event will focus on innovation, international cooperation, and cluster development, and will also feature a special occasion: the celebration of the Archenerg-Metál Cluster's Industry Cluster title!
Attendees will not only gain valuable business insights but will also raise a toast to the Cluster's significant success, as it is one of only ten clusters out of several hundred nationwide to receive this prestigious recognition. The festive champagne toast will be opened by Dr. Zsolt Hajnalka, Vice President of the Archenerg-Metál Cluster, who is expected to share some thoughts on current international economic relations.

The fight against global climate change and the transition to a green economy have never been more urgent. It was in this spirit that Central Asia's most prestigious environmental event, Eco Expo Central Asia 2025, opened its doors, attracting professionals and companies committed to sustainability from all corners of the globe. Among the international giants, a Hungarian success story came into the spotlight: Peters Electro Kft., a member of the Archenerg-Metal Cluster, represented Hungary with its unique, patented technology, proving that Hungarian innovation is capable of providing global answers to the most pressing environmental challenges of our time.

Archenerg-Metál Cluster experts Irina Szőcs and Dr. Sarolta Lakatosné Nemes participated in a major international seminar at the Inner Mongolia University of Technology in the People's Republic of China, at the invitation of the university. The program, entitled "Utilization of Wind and Solar Energy in Desert Climates," aims to develop renewable energy sources and promote the practical application of advanced global technologies. The aim of the program, entitled "Utilization of Wind and Solar Energy in Desert Climates," was to promote the development of renewable energy sources and the practical application of advanced global technologies.

This year's ECTP meeting in Brussels saw the active participation of the Archenerg-Metál Cluster. The European Construction Technology Platform (ECTP), within the framework of the Horizon Europe Research and Innovation funding program, brought together key players shaping the future of a sustainable built environment. Patrik Nagy, Project Manager of the Archenerg-Metál Cluster, represented Hungary as the sole participant and returned with valuable experiences

Zoltán Horváth, representing Peters Electro Kft., and Anthony Kez, vice president of the cluster, arrived in Tashkent on behalf of the cluster.

The board of the Archenerg-Metál Cluster held a strategically important meeting yesterday. The focus was on reviewing the cluster's past successes, preparing for upcoming events, and outlining future directions for growth and innovation. Special attention was given to the Eco Asia export program, which is set to launch today, June 19th, in Tashkent. The cluster anticipates a significant breakthrough in the Central Asian market through this program, further strengthening the international position of its member companies.

We would like to draw your attention to an exceptional business opportunity: Eco Expo Central Asia 2025, an international environmental technology exhibition taking place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from June 19–21, 2025.