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WB NEW STRATEGY FOR BULGARIA
Business | June 22, 2001, Friday // 00:00
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Elections and governmental reshuffles in Bulgaria will not change the attitude of the World Bank towards the country, the WB Permanent Representative Thomas O`Brien said today. World Bank expressed interested in the economic policy that will be implemented by the new ruling coalition. Further more the bank developed a `Strategy for the assistance of Bulgaria in the period 2002-2004`. The draft was presented to the King`s coalition to be discussed after the new government is formed.
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