Bulgaria ends November with an economy that generates significant tax revenues, but also with a budget that’s under strong pressure from social commitments and investment needs
The European Commission announced today that it is granting Bulgaria €1.465 billion from the third payment under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP)
Unanimously, with 227 votes in favor, MPs accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov. There were no votes against and no abstentions
There is nothing unusual about the country entering a new year without an approved budget – the law explicitly allows for such a situation
Sofia's budget for 2026 will be €1.81 billion (BGN 3.4 billion), which is 23% more than this year. The expected funds from the state for delegated activities are €727 million
The Ministry of Innovation and Growth has an ambitious plan to support Bulgarian science and business. Nearly €115 million will be invested next year in eight new procedures
Bulgaria is among the active participants in the latest round of the European mechanism for financing alternative fuels. The country has received approval
At a time when Europe is rethinking its industrial policy, Bulgaria must also find its balance between vision and action. Success depends not only on funding
The Ministry of Finance has published the draft budget for 2026, which shows that a 3% budget deficit is again being targeted
The new "matrix" for competitiveness is based on speed, adaptability, and the possibility for continuous innovation. In this context, Bulgaria must focus on the quality
