Among others, the project's importance lies in the increasing certainty of an assumption, namely that e-transport will develop as one of the driving forces behind the post-crisis revival of the economy, explained Péter Szíjjártó, minister of foreign affairs and trade, during a press conference organized to announce the investment. On that occasion, the managing director of Sangsin Hungary appreciated the investment environment, adding that also other South Korean companies will be encouraged to start business in Hungary. Cho Beom Hee emphasized the local availability of skilled labour and the favorable geographic location of Hungary, two factors that facilitate getting involved in the European automotive industry. Sangsin's commitment is indicated by its willingness to expand its manufacturing and warehousing capacity in Jászberény in the current period of crisis.