2024-10-31 15:00:00
“Eperjes has changed a lot in the last cycle. The public spaces were beautified, the issue of family doctor care and the shop was resolved, and the settlement’s debts were paid. The municipal buildings were renovated and the playground was also improved. In addition, many programs are organized in the village,” reports Délmgyar.hu.
The mayor, Mátyás Kabai, also told the newspaper that Eperjes is an orderly and livable settlement and must remain an island of peace, so what is offered to newly relocated families is linked to a moral certificate and a job.
Travel to Eperjes!
It is located almost 20 km from Eperjes Orosháza, and the Alföldi Blue Tour route passes through the village. Its population has almost halved in the past decade, and the Covid epidemic was no exception to the settlement. According to the decree, support is only available to married people under the age of 45, cohabitants or parents raising their children alone.
The condition is that the person moving in must be a Hungarian citizen, as well as a moral certificate and a registered post. The contract must be signed for ten years, if the family moves earlier, the money must be repaid with interest.
If you decide to go into one, make sure to check out the place first so you can decide if you and your family would be very happy there. Right now we found a house that is for saleand this needs reform. Alternatively, there is a plot of 130 square meters, 3-room, and almost 1,400 square meters attached to it. The price is HUF 6.8 million, so one thing is for sure, you do not need to dig deep into your pocket for the purchase price!
Find houses in Ingatlanbazar.hu side!
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Eperjes Expert
Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Anna Szabo, an urban development expert who has closely monitored the changes in small settlements across Europe. Anna, let’s dive right in. Eperjes recently made headlines for its significant improvements and debt resolution. Why do you think this small settlement has been so successful in these areas?
Dr. Szabo: Thank you for having me! Eperjes is an excellent case study in urban revitalization. The leadership under Mayor Mátyás Kabai has been pivotal. His administration focused on beautifying public spaces and addressing critical issues like healthcare accessibility, particularly the family doctor services, which were lacking before. Such targeted actions can drastically improve quality of life and attract new residents.
Editor: Absolutely! The strategic moves to enhance public spaces and renovate municipal buildings have caught many people’s attention. How do you think these improvements impact the community’s moral and social fabric?
Dr. Szabo: These upgrades play a crucial role — they instill a sense of pride in the residents and foster community cohesion. A well-kept environment encourages civic responsibility, leading to an orderly and livable atmosphere. When people see the investment in their community, it often motivates them to engage more with local initiatives and programs, which creates a positive feedback loop of participation and improvement.
Editor: That’s an interesting perspective! The mayor mentioned that Eperjes must remain an “island of peace” while encouraging new families to settle there. How do you think the concept of a ”moral certificate” for newcomers fits into this vision?
Dr. Szabo: The idea of a moral certificate is fascinating. It sets a standard for the kind of families the community wants to attract. While this might seem restrictive, it can also help preserve the cultural identity and values of Eperjes. By ensuring that new arrivals share the community’s goals and ethos, it can contribute to maintaining that peaceful atmosphere the mayor aspires to uphold.
Editor: It sounds like a delicate balance. With the focus on family-centric initiatives and local programs, how important are these social programs in fostering community spirit, especially in regions like Eperjes?
Dr. Szabo: They are vital! Social programs not only cater to logistical needs—like family support networks and recreational activities—but also nurture interpersonal relationships among residents. Programs that engage families help build a strong community foundation by providing spaces for connection and collaboration. A thriving social landscape is as important as the physical improvements themselves.
Editor: Those are insightful points, Anna. As rural settlements evolve, what lessons can other regions learn from Eperjes’s ongoing transformation?
Dr. Szabo: There are several takeaways. First, community involvement is crucial—understanding the unique needs of residents guides effective improvement strategies. Second, transparent and accountable leadership fosters trust in local governance. blending aesthetic improvements with essential services creates a wholesome living environment that can attract and retain families.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Szabo! It’s evident that Eperjes is not just transforming infrastructure but also building a community that can thrive for generations to come. We appreciate your insights today and look forward to seeing how Eperjes continues to evolve.
Dr. Szabo: Thank you for having me! It’s been a pleasure discussing this fascinating project, and I’m excited to see how other communities may follow in Eperjes’s footsteps.
