Hírközlési Múzeumi Alapítvány, Évkönyv, 2008
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19 251 000 forints (a profit) - offers a reliable and true picture of the asset, monetary, and income situation of the foundation, the Communications Museum Foundation, as of December 31, 2007. The public service report conforms to the data of the simplified annual report. Budapest, March 18, 2008 Company commissioned to perform the audit Audit Plusz 2000 Ltd 1054 Budapest, Báthory Street 19. Chamber registration number: 001379 Authorized representative: István Lakatos Registered auditor István Lakatos performed the audit in the name of the company. His chamber registration number is: 002190 8600 Siófok, Mikszáth Kálmán Street 28. Public service report The Communications Museum Foundation was established as of January 1, 1990, by telco Magyar Telekom, the Hungarian Postal Service, and communications transmitter Antenna Hungária. The purpose was to nurture the joint museum heritage of the three founders, to present it to the public, and to process it in a scientific manner. The Foundation was registered by the Budapest Municipal Court under Number 429. Since 1998, it has operated as a public service organization of special significance. 2007 was a landmark year. It marked the conclusion of a 17-year era, with the directors of the Postal Museum and the Stamp Museum retiring. In addition to the personnel changes, four other important events marked the life of our foundation. The Tele-Archives in Miskolc opened on May 17, 2007, making it the country’s third warehouse to offer exhibitions to museum-goers. Its collection of artefacts from telecommunications history is therefore, now open to the public. Following many years of waiting, upgrades in the lighting and fire protection systems at the Stamp Museum have been completed for all practical purposes. At the request of the Hungarian Postal Service, a sculpture in Székesfehérvár, called Rákóczi’s Courier was restored and moved to a new location. Although the Emitel Tele-Gallery in Kiskunhalas had been constructed several years ago, it did not open at that time, since the conditions for opening could not be met. It was finally opened in December as a branch of the Postal Museum. In 2007 our museums and exhibition sites received 201 685 visitors. The foundation conducted no entrepreneurial activity whatsoever, therefore it had no such income. It is independent of all political parties and conducts no political activity. Budapest, March 18, 2008 László Egervári Director lU 222
