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The traditional national expo Made in Bulgaria is organized in Sofia for the 17th consecutive year. File photo by Sofia Photo Agency
The traditional national retail exhibit Made in Bulgaria is being launched Friday in the Universiada Hall in the capital Sofia.
The expo will be opened until December 11.
It is organized by the Made in Bulgaria Association, the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Business Center Bulgaria.
The expo is organized for the 17th consecutive year. Over 300 Bulgarian companies are going to present their production.
The Bulgarian Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Traicho Traikov, appealed Thursday to everyone to "choose the Bulgarian made," especially over the Holidays to encourage local economy in the condition of the European debt crisis.
The Minister stressed that a certain item does not only have a concrete value, but gives us the feeling that we are supporting our homeland, country people and hometown, and this must be a perceived need for everyone.
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