Bulgaria Ranks Third in EU for Minimum Wage Growth Over the Last Decade
Bulgaria has ranked third among European Union countries in terms of minimum wage growth over the past decad
Boyko Borissov speaks in Varna in front of the participants at the 12th Summer University of GERB Youth Structure.
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said on Sunday that a gas pipeline contract from Turkey through Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and Austria is expected to be signed on September 5th.
He said at the 12th Summer University of GERB Youth Organization that he is currently working on this very important energy project that will ensure diversification of supplies.
Together with the gas interconnector, Greece will achieve 100 percent diversification, Borissov said.
The Prime Minister also commented on the Belene NPP project, saying that many countries are gathering in it, and there are many proposals. It is important because after 10-15 years, when the 5th and 6th units of Kozloduy NPP are closed, we will have to have replacement capacity, he explained.
Borissov also commented on major and important infrastructure projects for Varna, saying he would provide additional funding for them.
He stated that GERB's candidate for mayor of Dobrich is Nadezhda Petkova - a specialist in European projects, who attended the forum.
Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has confirmed that the draft budget for next year envisages a 10% increase in income.
"Since we already consider the budget, with 10% guaranteed, we will raise revenue next year in all sectors."
Bulgaria has seen a record influx of workers from non-EU countries in recent years, yet the demand for labor in various industries remains unmet
Industrial production in Bulgaria continued to experience a downturn at the start of the year,
Bingo sites are very popular gaming platforms.
Producer prices in Bulgaria saw significant growth at the beginning of 2025
Bulgaria, a nation with a rich history and a growing economy, has a complex relationship with gambling.
The agricultural sector contributes approximately 4 percent to Bulgaria's gross domestic product
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