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Over BGN 1 billion has been secured for two lots from Ruse to Veliko Tarnovo
Over BGN 1 billion in EU funds will be used to co-finance two sections of the Ruse-Veliko Tarnovo motorway. These are the lots between Ruse and Byala

The Fiscal Council expects Bulgaria's credit rating to be upgraded in July
Bulgaria's credit rating may be upgraded in July, when the final decision on the country's accession to the eurozone is expected

Bulgaria orders 20 biodiesel trains
The Ministry of Transport will announce a public tender for the delivery of 20 passenger trains running on biodiesel

Is there anything to fear from the liberalization of the household electricity market?
We are not the first to embrace liberalization, just as we were not the first to adopt the euro. We will see that there is nothing to fear from either

Petkova wants banks to pay advance tax for another year
Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova cited the law to explain why the ministry has not yet published preliminary information on budget implementation for May

The new electricity market: FSEC is ready to pay, but invoices will be a challenge
The Electricity System Security Fund (FSES) is not concerned about its revenues in the next regulatory period, based on the calculations of the Energy and Water Regulatory

The state will demand concession fees for Sofia Airport from 2026
The concessionaire of Sofia Airport, Sof Connect, will have to start paying its concession fees from the beginning of next year

Bulgarian technology company participates in project to build small modular reactors
In the photo, from right to left: Kalin Peshev, Chairman of the Board of Glavbolgarstroy; Frederick Vitabak, President for Europe, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy

BNB Governor: Bulgaria will not repeat the Greek scenario after introducing the euro
Fears of “debt-fueled spending” after the introduction of the euro in Bulgaria are unfounded. This was confirmed by the Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), Dimitar Radev

Kristalina Georgieva: The eurozone will protect Bulgarians in our changing world
According to the managing director of the IMF, the euro will improve Bulgaria's credit rating and thus its attractiveness to investors