The leaders of Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia agreed to allow passport-free travel for their citizens by 2021 and a speedier cross-border flow of goods to boost regional economic development.
The Bulgarian economy is ranked 49th in the global competitiveness ranking according to the World Economic Forum (CIF) ranking.
In August 2019, there were 3 391 accommodation units with more than 10 beds operating in the country - hotels, motels, campsites, chalets and other short-stay accommodations.
Several gas-to-gas agreements between Bulgaria and Greece have been signed in Sofia.
European finance ministers have agreed on the details of a relatively small investment and reform budget within the euro area, which will start operating in 2021.
In the period January - July 2019, Bulgaria's exports to the EU increased by 4.
The Council of Ministers has approved a draft Memorandum of Understanding between Bulgaria and Jordan for tourism cooperation, said the government press office.
Six Bulgarian banks rank in the Top 100 of the largest financial institutions in Central and Eastern Europe.
The industrial federations of Podkrepa Confederation of Labour and the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB) are launching a national petition for increase of the pay for night time work, BNT reported.
Lego offers an option to recycle old and unwanted bricks from the constructor and send them to new recipients, according to an Associated Press.
Trade wars around the world have a strong negative impact on global economic growth.
An F-16 fighter jet crashed in the Rhineland-Palatinate state in West Germany.
Increase in all pensions by 6.
More than BGN 200 million will be allocated for hospital care by 2020, the government announced.
Nearly 50 leading Bulgarian companies took part in the anniversary edition of the 50th largest international exhibition for the food industry in the world - ANUGA, which is held every two years in Cologne, Germany.
HSBC, a British bank, plans to fire up to 10,000 employees as part of a cost-cutting program under which new interim chief executive Noel Quinn is seeking recognition.
There are 200 affected people of the announced bankruptcy of Astral Holidays.
Astral Holidays, one of the largest tour operators in Bulgaria, has announced that it is starting bankruptcy proceedings.
In just one year, trade between Bulgaria and Kazakhstan has doubled.
Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Netanya and Haifa are the most prominent cities with the highest percentage of empty homes.
At a traditional annual government-to-business meeting organized by the American Chamber of Commerce, its head Olivier Marquette identified the key sectors for US-Bulgaria cooperation: digital technology and artificial intelligence, cybersecurity.
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