DB PREDICTS 4% GROWTH
Deutsche Bank predicts 4% economic growth in Bulgaia fro 2001 in its annual report for the country. That means it will be twice less than Deputy PM P.
Deutsche Bank predicts 4% economic growth in Bulgaia fro 2001 in its annual report for the country. That means it will be twice less than Deputy PM P.
Bank Consolidation Company did not accept the offer for one of the largest Bulgarian banks Biohim for EUR 26 M. It is the third time offer was not accepted after the selected buyer Hebrosbank offered first EUR 20, 6 M and then incresed the offer to EUR 25
Justice minister Teodossy Simeonov may resign, 24 Hours Daily reported. Minister was pushed to resign many times until now.
Rodolyubie 2000 political party appealed before the Supreme Administrative Court the Central Elections Committee`s decision to register the Simeon II National Movement for the June parliamentary elections. According to Rodolyubie 2000 party leader Julian
Nikos Avgerinos is the new executive director of the second GSM operator Cosmo Bulgaria Mobile. The former director Atanasios Mihalahristas has officially retired from the post.
The Italian design company Spea will work out three new versions for the Struma highway building by the end of this fall. The auto ban will be designed on three parts.
Bulgarian tanker Mesta suffered heavy fire close to the Romanian port of Constantsa. Fire was caused by explosion on board, was reported.
Bulgarian International Business Association members elected new chairman at a general membership meeting. Kirko Kirkov, Union Miniere CEO in Bulgaria was voted to replace John Munnery from Mobikom, a Cable & Wireless NMT mobile operator.
Balkan Airlines will restore its flights to Tel Aviv soon, was announced today. The current managers agreed with Deputy Minister of Transport A.
The delegates at the UDF national conference in Sofia adopted the election program of the United Democratic Forces (UtDF), a coalition of UDF, the Popular Union, the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party and the National Movement for Rights and Freedoms. The
EUR 10 B have been allocated by the PHARE program for different projects in Central and East Europe for 10 years. Hundreds of small and medium sized BG companies have started their activities with financial aid by the PHARE program.
The 3 biggest insurance companies in BG: DZI (State Insurance Institute), Bulstrad and Alianz Bulgaria control 56.94% of the market, the data of the Association of BG Insurers for Y 2000 show.
The net profit of the port of Varna rose to DEM 2.291 M in 2000.
The Sofia tube will be ready till 2007 the latest. Till then it should connect all the outlying districts of Sofia.
Petar Jotev, BG Deputy PM and Minister of Economy, will open today the 21st International Fair for Consumer Goods and Technologies in Plovdiv. 1.
We will support BG for the next NATO enlargement, Fridberg Pflueger, the German Bundestag Christian democracy Party deputy, said at his speech at the 12 UDF`s National Conference. According to him the UDF `s government with PM Ivan Kostov is one of the mo
There are certain risks that the Macedonian crisis situation in its escalation might influence on the neighboring countries, BG PM Kostov said. According to him currently in BG there is no active Parliament and the escalation of the tension in Scopije cou
Cisco Systems chose Mobikom for its first business partner in Bulgaria by the `Cisco powered network services` program, Mobikom officials announced. Status like this is given only to high class Internet suppliers that offer Internet services via networks
team of French PR experts lead by Jacques Segella will advise Bulgarian Socialist Party for the general election in June, was announced today. Segella advised the ruling Union of Democratic Forces during the 1990 elections in Bulgaria.
Union of Democratiic Forces will run the country again after the elections, Prime minister Ivan Kostov, rulung party chairman said today. The party held its last general conference after it was in power 4 years and before June 17 general elections.
Bulgarian Ministry of foreign affairs said appealed today to the Bulgarian citizens not to travel to Macedonia as it is dangerous. It is the first ever appeal to the Bulgarians not to travel to a neighbouring country since two years, experts said.
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