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MOBILTEL`S CEO ELECTED “ECONOMIST OF THE YEAR”
Business | January 17, 2002, Thursday // 00:00
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Rumyana Kyuchukova, CEO of the first GSM operator in Bulgaria MobilTel was elected “Economist of the Year,” in a poll, conducted by the Bulgarian magazine “Economics.” 34 out of 96 favored Kyuchukova’s nomination. Nikolay Vassilev, deputy prime minister and economy minister as well as Milen Velchev, finance minister were nominated. Rumyana Kyuchukova is the first female who has been elected “Economist of the year” in the polls of the magazine.
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