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The financial situation will improve, having in mind the seasonal type of economy we have, Oresharski said. Photo by BGNES
Bulgaria accumulated a BGN 600 M budget surplus for the first four months of 2009.
The news was announced Tuesday by Bulgaria's Finance Minister, Plamen Oresharski, as cited by the Pari Daily.
In his words, the financial situation will improve, having in mind the seasonal type of economy Bulgaria has.
"We have strong and stable agriculture... I will pass a good fundament to my successor. I can advise him to continue with liberal financial policy", Oresharski said.
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