The program, organized by the Hungarian Economic Development Agency (MGFÜ), has reached a milestone this year as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. On Friday, November 13, the country’s most prominent factories and industrial plants will simultaneously throw open their doors to the general public. The appeal of this initiative is evidenced by the fact that numerous large domestic and international corporations, as well as innovative industrial facilities, have joined this anniversary collaboration to collectively showcase the true inner workings of Hungary’s industrial sector.

Career Choices and Future Prospects

The "Night of Modern Factories" serves as the ultimate "reverse job interview" for young people planning their futures, including those just starting their careers, university students, and vocational trainees. This evening is not about dull presentations. Instead, students can explore potential future workplaces firsthand, right beside the production lines, without any pressure or stress. Surrounded by cutting-edge technologies, such as collaborative robots and digital control systems, they can engage in informal conversations with young engineers and technicians, gain insight into corporate culture, and discover career paths directly from the source.

Nearly 30 percent of Hungarian employees work in industry and construction; the sector is, therefore, one of the main pillars of the domestic economy.

Open Gates for Neighbors: Focusing on a Genuine Green Transition

Environmental safety is a fundamental societal expectation regarding industrial facilities, for this very reason, the 10th "Night of Modern Factories" offers a unique and transparent opportunity for local residents and neighboring families.

Visitors can see for themselves how factories operate their own solar farms, reduce their carbon emissions, recycle industrial water, and leverage automation to make energy management both cleaner and more efficient.

How can you participate?

Participation in the Night of Modern Factories is completely free for all visitors, but registration is required. As the number of participants for each tour is strictly limited due to factory safety regulations, spots typically fill up within days. Interested members of the general public, tech enthusiasts, families, and job seekers can visit the event’s official website to select the factories: moderngyarakejszakaja.hu