The decree outlining the budget for Hungary’s newly established Asset Recovery Office has been published. The office, formed in early September, now has a defined financial framework for its operations this year. Details regarding specific spending allocations have been released alongside the budget approval. This new organization is tasked with recovering state assets. The allocated funds will cover operational costs and investigative efforts related to asset recovery. The details signal the government’s commitment to pursuing the return of previously lost or misappropriated state property. Further information on specific projects and spending plans is expected to be released in the coming weeks.