(ANSA) - TRIESTE, 27 GIU - Hungarian Government is preparing a series of incentives with the aim of attracting the investors who will leave Great Britain due to the outcome of the Brexit referendum, the Hungary's economy minister Mihaly Varga said in an interview published on Monday by the Vilaggazdasag daily. The minister did not specify the details about the planned incentives nor the planned date of their entrance in vigour. Varga underlined that Great Britain's exit from the EU would probably have longterm effects on Hungary as it would affect the EU's budget and therefore also the funds for the development of Eastern Europe. The minister added that these effects would however not be felt immediately as GB's negotiations with the EU might last at least two years. Finally, Varga underlined that Hungary does not intend to follow Great Britain's steps in terms of leaving the EU. (ANSA).