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Bulgaria’s cabinet decided Wednesday to allocate BGN 1,320 M for the country’s participation in Expo 2010 entitled “Better City, Better Life” in Shanghai, China.
The money will come from economization measures at the Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism.
Bulgaria’s participation in the Shanghai 2010 Expo is seen by the government as part of a wider national strategy aimed at attracting foreign investment and improving the country image as well advertising it as a tourist destination.
The “Better City, Better Life” Expo is taking place between May 1 and October 31, 2010.
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US President Donald Trump stated on Wednesday (local time) that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had assured him India would halt purchases of Russian oil, calling it “a big step” in efforts to pressure Moscow internationally
China's advances in women's development are reshaping the national landscape, as strengthened legal protections empower millions of women to thrive in education, health, and employment
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China's supersonic, multipurpose fighter jet J-10C has high weapon mounting capabilities, said chief designer Wang Haifeng in an interview with the China Central Television (CCTV) aired on Monday
The United States has granted Bulgaria a significant exemption from its sanctions on Lukoil
Illegal recruitment practices in Uzbekistan are sending workers to Bulgaria under the promise of salaries reaching 5,000 leva (€2,560)
The official website dedicated to Bulgaria’s transition to the euro, evroto.bg, has published the full set of information materials used during the national awareness campaign
Britain has introduced a temporary exemption that permits continued business with two Bulgarian subsidiaries of the sanctioned Russian oil group Lukoil
Economist Dimitar Sabev, from the Institute for Economic Research at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, has assessed the draft budget and broader economic situation in Bulgaria
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