Zsolt Pava, mayor of Pecs in Hungary, visits Xiamen on May 27. [Photo/xmfo.gov.cn]
Zsolt Pava, mayor of Pecs in Hungary, visited Xiamen and a local private company on May 27.
King Tomm Bo Group, a Xiamen company engaged in e-commerce, technology development, and mass media, has an intention to invest in the Hungarian city after visiting the city last year.
Mayor Pava was confident in the success of the company's investment in the city.
Pecs, the fifth largest city of Hungary, is the administrative and economic center of the country's south-west Baranya County.
An employee from King Tomm Bo Group introduces their product to Mayor Pava. [Photo/xmfo.gov.cn]
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