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Baron Daniel Janssen: Bulgaria Has to Speed Up Major Privatization Deals
Baron Daniel Janssen (born in 1936) is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Solvay S.A.
The Mobile Love Affair
By Milena Hristova Everybody knows my loved one.
Alexander Andreev: Deutsche Welle Brings Bulgaria Closer to Europe's Standards
Alexander Andreev is a Bulgarian national who is now editor at the Bulgarian section of Deutsche Welle, Germany's national broadcaster. His career as a journalist started at the Bulgarian National Radio before he joined the Deutsche Welle team in 1991.
John Chomel-Doe: EBRD Urges Renewed Momentum for Reform in Bulgaria
John Chomel-Doe joined the EBRD in July 2001, after a successful corporate banking career at Barclays Bank PLC that took him through a very interesting range of emerging market postings in Russia, the Middle and Far East, and Africa. He also held senior r
Ex-President of the Seychelles: Friendliness to Boost Bulgaria's Tourism
Sir James Mancham became the first President of the Seychelles when the country was declared a sovereign republic in 1976. Following a coup, he spent more than fifteen years in exile in London promoting joint ventures and transfer of technologies mainly f
Kirk Kirkov: Attack On Me Should Not Be Allowed to Hurt Bulgaria's Image
Mr. Kirk Kirkov is the Chief Executive Officer of UMICORE MED and the President of the Bulgarian International Business Association (BIBA).
AIDS in Bulgaria: Getting The Message Across
By Milena Hristova "AIDS? You must be kidding.
Let's Go Shopping!
By Nadya Dimitrova As the summer of 2003 is drawing to its end Sofia's capital main shopping Vitosha Boulevard is flooded with discounts.
The Age of Aquarius
By Milena Dinkova He is already a kind of celebrity in his hometown.
Short Break Summer Destinations
By Milena Hristova It is a question of good research and luck to get your dream summer vacation come true on the Bulgarian seaside.
War on Wheels
By Petya Bondokova If you ask any resident of Bulgarian capital Sofia what they hate most about the city, it's quite likely that you get "public transportation" as an answer.
Gian B.Campagnola: Bulgaria Will Achieve its Goals
Italy's Ambassador to Bulgaria Gian Battista Campagnola was born in Rome. He graduated Political Sciences at the University of Rome.
Aladdin Harfan: Now Is Right Time for Investments in Bulgaria
Syria-born Aladdin Harfan runs a business corporation in Bulgaria that spans industries as diverse as home appliances, transport and hospitals. The 40-year old businessman arrived in Bulgaria in 1991 after graduating with economics degree at home and fail
Maria Zhekova: Passengers Were Lucky in Karlovo Train Collision
Maria Zhekova happened to return from Varna to Sofia on the train that collided early on Monday in Central Bulgaria. In the crash, she got a bruise on the left arm but insists to have surmounted the shock.
Joachim Voegele: On-line News Will Prevail over Print Editions in 10 Years
Joachim Voegele is a German trainer and journalist. He participated in developing and launching the on-line editions of two regional newspapers (http://www.
Governor Bob Miller: I See Significant Progress in Bulgaria's Business Environment
Bob Miller was Nevada Governor for ten years (1989-1999), longer than any man in the state's history. For two years before that, he was lieutenant Governor and chairman of the Nevada Commission of Tourism.
Avis Bohlen: I Remain Optimist on Bulgaria
Avis T. Bohlen served as US Ambassador to Bulgaria (1996-1999).
Vasko Raichev: Foreign Investors in Bulgaria Must be Cautious, Persistent
Vasko Raichev, Deloitte & Touche Central Europe risk management partner and chairman of Deloitte & Touche Bulgaria and Macedonia. He has considerable experience in auditing big enterprises, insurance organizations, banks, transport enterprises.
Steve Hanke: Bulgaria's Stand on Iraq will Make Europe Cautious
Steve H. Hanke is a Professor of Applied Economics at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute and a columnist for Forbes Magazine.
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