On 9 November 2026, another important professional coordination meeting was held within the framework of the HU-RIZONT project, focusing on evaluating the work completed to date, reviewing the results achieved during the first phase of the project, and identifying the next professional and research-related tasks. The meeting provided an opportunity for the internal project partners to jointly assess their experiences of cooperation, discuss upcoming activities, and coordinate workflows for the next implementation period.
A significant milestone in the implementation of the project was the successful completion of the main data collection process during the first phase, with the active involvement of professional partners. The work accomplished represents substantial progress towards achieving the project’s research objectives, as the collected data and information provide a solid foundation for further scientific investigations, as well as for the systematisation, analysis, and professional evaluation of research findings.
During the meeting, participants thoroughly reviewed the experiences gained during the implementation of the first project phase, the collaborative practices established throughout the data collection process, and the tasks associated with the next stage. Particular attention was paid to coordinating professional activities, ensuring the efficient exchange of information, and maintaining continuous communication among the project partners. Joint reflection and regular professional dialogue contribute to the consistent advancement of research activities in accordance with the established objectives.
For Ferenc Rakoczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian University, active participation in international scientific and professional collaborations is of particular importance, as such initiatives contribute to strengthening research capacities, promoting knowledge sharing, and reinforcing professional networks among institutions and researchers. These projects not only provide a framework for generating scientific results but also create opportunities for the mutual exchange and application of research experience, methodological approaches, and professional expertise.
For the Department of Accounting and Finance, it is particularly important that its academic staff actively participate in international research collaborations and contribute through their professional activities to expanding the university’s scientific partnerships. The joint work undertaken within the HU-RIZONT project also provides valuable opportunities to deepen research cooperation, facilitate the exchange of professional experience, and promote the broader application and dissemination of scientific findings.
The meeting once again reaffirmed that successful research collaboration is built upon a shared commitment to common objectives, the coordinated implementation of tasks, and continuous professional dialogue among partners. The work completed during the first phase of the project provides an essential foundation for further progress. In the coming period, joint research and professional activities will continue, building upon the achievements and experiences gained so far.
Shared ideas lay the foundation for professional cooperation, while effective collaboration leads to scientific achievements that generate long-term value for the university, the research community, and international partners.
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