Rumen Radev Promotes “Industrial Cohesion” to António Costa
We discussed with European Council President Antonio Costa how to ensure that the need for greater competitiveness is distributed fairly over the years
We discussed with European Council President Antonio Costa how to ensure that the need for greater competitiveness is distributed fairly over the years
Minister of Economy Alexander Pulev extended an “open” invitation to Austrian businesses to participate in the modernization of Bulgaria’s infrastructure
A total of 16 pages, divided into nine chapters – that is the scope of the new draft law on public-private partnerships, which is intended to open the door wider to private capital
The average annual return for someone insured through a private pension company could exceed 7%, but only if they choose the riskiest subfund
A portion of the revenue from personal income tax should remain with the municipalities; the practice of the central government assigning tasks to them without securing funding
Lukoil Neftohim has already secured the necessary oil supplies through the end of September, and negotiations are currently underway to secure supplies
The government has finally drafted and approved its governance program – three months after its formation. The document appears to be quite detailed
The Bulgarian satellite technology and services company Endurosat plans to build one of the largest space and defense R&D centers in Europe on the site of the former airport in Dobroslavtsi
Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov has ordered the management of Terem – Holding EAD to draw up a restructuring plan by August 10
Given current trends in Bulgaria, the country’s pension system may soon begin to be financed primarily from the budget rather than from social security contributions