HOYA opens new Faculty Education and Experience Centre in Budapest

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Nov 24 2010Hoya Vision Care Europe

On Tuesday evening November 9th around 110 invitees witnessed the opening ceremony of HOYA's new Faculty Education and Experience Centre in the heart of Budapest.

Amongst the guests were Japanese Ambassador to Hungary Mr. Tecuo Ito and deputy Mayor of the Fifth District of Budapest Mr. Andras Puskas.

Japanese Ambassador Mr. Ito said to feel "very proud and honoured that Hoya has chosen to establish its Faculty Education and Experience Centre in Budapest" and finds it "a true asset for the city."

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