Parliament Passed Bulgaria's 2004 Budget
Bulgaria's Parliament passed on second reading the 2004 budget of the country following the many disputes it triggered. The fiscal reserve for 2004 was set to BGN 2.
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Bulgaria's Parliament passed on second reading the 2004 budget of the country following the many disputes it triggered. The fiscal reserve for 2004 was set to BGN 2.
Czech power giant CEZ has officially expressed interest in the privatisation of seven Bulgarian power distributors. The company has passed on to Bulgaria's Privatisation Agency "Documentation on Qualification" as a first step toward taking part in the pr
Bulgaria's National Power Distribution Company was awarded Best Company 2003 by the country's Chamber of Commerce. The main criteria for the selection were companies' revenues for 2002.
Bulgaria's Maritsa East 3 thermal power plant started Wednesday electricity exports to neighboring Turkey. Three of the plant's units are working at full capacity since unit 2 is currently under reconstruction.
Six Bulgarian sewage-construction and water supply utilities will be given the right to borrow up to EUR 60 M from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development with no need of state guarantees, Bulgaria's Regional Development Minister Valentin Tse
Bulgaria's gross foreign debt in the end of October reached EUR 10.650 B, which shows an increase of EUR 34.
Sofia Municipal Bank manages all of the capital's funds and an investigation into its activities is most likely, Lyuben Dilov, municipal councillor and chairman of the conservative movement Gergyovden said on Tuesday, referring to the controversial transf
The Russian state civil aviation service has refused to name Russian carriers to conduct the regular flights to the Bulgarian Black Sea cities of Varna and Burgas, Russian newspaper Vedomosti wrote.
Unpaid taxes in Bulgaria amount to BGN 1, 7 B the public tax bulletin for December revealed. It also shows that the number of tax debtors in Bulgaria has reached 4916.
Bulgaria's government will sign the privatization contract for a 65% stake in Bulgaria's dominant telecom carrier the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC) with US private equity firm Advent by the beginning of 2004, the country's Finance Minister Mi
Bulgaria's Social Minister Hristina Hristova presented the prizes Employer of 2003 in Sofia on Monday. Employers were assessed in six categories and three awards were provided in each category.
Santa Claus arrived in Sofia on Sunday with a balloon filled with hot air, choosing as his first stop Bulgaria's baked goods manufacturer Pain d'Or, where he was awaited by more than 120 children from the specialized school for children with damaged heari
The contest for a consultant on the sale of Bulgaria's tobacco giant Bulgartabac Holding will finish by the end of January, Economy Minister Lidia Shuleva said on Thursday. It will be the consultant's task to study investment projects of the future bidde
Vratsa-based urea maker Chimco may resume part of its operations by the end of January 2004, the management of the company announced. Market for the output has already been secured, but the preparatory operations and repair works are delayed.
Projections set Bulgaria's Nuclear Power Plant Kozloduy electricity production at 16 billion kWh at the end of 2003, which marks a fall of some 3 billion kWh over the previous year, Yordan Kostadinov, Executive Director of the nuclear plant, announced.
A ban on the sale of hard liquor drinks in plastic bottles bigger than 0.2 litres will be imposed as of January 1, 2005 under amendments to the Excise Duty Act Parliament passed conclusively on Friday.
Bulgaria's flag carrier Bulgaria Air will carry its first direct flight to Vienna on December 15. The Sofia-Vienna-Sofia flight will be carried out three times a week, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velchev and the Netherlands' Ambassador to Sofia HE Baroness H.J.
Bulgarian firm GAUDI and international company Steven Leach, specializing in office space planning and premises, won the tender for drawing up the project for building of the Town Center Sofia residential complex - Bulgarian capital's first fully gas-supp
The Bulyard consortium, which won the tender for acquiring 75% of Bulgaria's Varna shipyard equity, and Navigation Maritime Bulgare signed the contact for the setting up of a joint venture with Varna shipyard assets. Earlier in the month it was announced
The contest for a consultant on the sale of Bulgaria's tobacco giant Bulgartabac Holding will start this week, Economy Minister Lidiya Shuleva said on Thursday. On Wednesday, MPs okayed the strategy for a piecemeal sale of the Holding.
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