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First 5G Service Launched In Budapest

• 18 Oct 2019 6:26 PM
• Hungary Matters

Vodafone Magyarország launched Hungary’s first 5G retail service covering central Budapest on Thursday.

Attending the ceremony, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó spoke highly of Vodafone’s 20-year history and welcomed that the company takes a significant role in promoting 5G technology.
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Vodafone CEO Amanda Nelson said that the group has nearly 700 million customers worldwide, and is committed to using cutting-edge technology to their benefit.

MTI Photos: Máthé Zoltán

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