A new €110 million call for proposals will support small and medium-sized businesses in Bulgaria’s coal-mining regions, as well as in other municipalities affected by the green transition
The responses from Atanas Pekanov, Deputy Prime Minister for European Funds, date from mid-July and highlight the most pressing issues surrounding the absorption of funds
Another 286 small and medium-sized enterprises will receive funding to implement artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, and other Industry 4.0 solutions
Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating within the territory of Local Action Groups (LAGs) will have access to €19.9 million to implement innovative solutions
From the construction of a high-tech industrial park to the implementation of “smart” social services, the municipality of Kyustendil has managed to implement
With these words, the mayor of Kyustendil, Ognyan Atanasov, opened the seminar "Cohesion in Action," part of the European project Corejio
Bulgaria is at the center of the new wave of energy investments on the Old Continent, after two key projects with a total value of €108.5 million
After a decade of administrative efforts and rejections, the Kyustendil region has finally achieved a breakthrough in European funding for small settlements
In addition to the third future bridge over the Danube near Ruse, Bulgaria has ambitions to build two more—near Silistra and Nikopol
Kyustendil is entering a key phase of transformation with unprecedented access to European funding—for businesses, people, and the new green economy
Decarbonization is not just an environmental issue, but also an economic one. With these words, Neno Nenov, economic advisor at the European Commission
The capital city skews the statistical results due to its size
It all started with the companies from the Pismo incubator. What we were looking for was to be different from everyone else in Croatia
The first millions of euros from the Just Transition Fund destined for the most affected coal region in Bulgaria - Stara Zagora, will arrive very soon
Greece presented a plan to improve its tourism with 387 million euros, while the same sector in Bulgaria continues to be "hostage" to political incompetence
