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Business | June 7, 2001, Thursday // 00:00
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BULGARIA POPULATION COUNTED AT 8 149M
Bulgaria`s population numbered 8 149 500 by December 31, 2000, the data from National Statistical Institute (NSI), showed. The population figure dropped by 41 408 in 2000 due to the difference between the number of births and deaths.
Business | June 7, 2001, Thursday // 00:00
BALKANPHARMA TO LOSE RUSSIAN MARKET
Balkanpharma Holding, Bulgaria`s biggest pharmaceutical manufacturer loses the right to export drugs to Russia, the Standart newspaper reads. The licensing contracts between the works in Troyan and Doupnitsa and Pharmachim Holding were canceled immediatel
Business | June 7, 2001, Thursday // 00:00
MOODY`S TO LIFT THE RATING
In end-July 2000, the Moody`s credit agency shifted from a `positive` to `stable` the prospects under the B2 rating of Bulgaria. Bulgaria will be assessed when the next government voices its program, Plamen Oresharski, Deputy Finance Minister, said after
Business | June 7, 2001, Thursday // 00:00
KOSTOV DESCRIBED KING AS SOCIALIST
King`s pronouncement yesterday sent such an obviously socialist message to the people that even George Purvanov (from Bulgarian Socialist Party) became enthusiastic, Bulgarian PM Ivan Kostov commented ex-monarch statement.
Business | June 7, 2001, Thursday // 00:00
MACEDONIA FACES STATE OF WAR
Macedonia`s PM Ljubco Georgievski has called for a state of war to be declared following the killing of five soldiers by ethnic Albanian rebels. Declaring a state of war would allow the military to call up all able-bodied men to fight against ethnic Alba
Business | June 7, 2001, Thursday // 00:00
CHICAGO TRIBUNE ON ELECTIONS
Well-bred, well-connected and impeccably tailored, ex-King Simeon II is by most accounts a prince of a fellow and many people in Bulgaria think he would make an excellent president or prime minister for their beleaguered country, article in Chicago Tribun
Business | June 7, 2001, Thursday // 00:00
BELGIANS INTERESTED IN VARNA AIRPORT
The Brussels Airport, the fifth largest in Europe, will suggest a new business plan for the Varna Airport by mid-June, the airport`s Deputy CEOHerman Hoekermanns, said. About that time the team the consulting firm Spiekerman Engineering Co will prepare th
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
CHANGES IN GAZPROM TO AFFECT GAS PRICES
The reshuffles in the Russian-based company Gazprom will lead to a sharp rise of the prices of the natural gas, Sasho Donchev, CEO of Overgaz, reported. Currently its price in Bulgaria is the lowest one in Europe.
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
US AMBO INTERESTED IN PIPELINE
US AMBO Corporation is ready to invest in the construction of the Burgas-Vlyora oil pipeline, Corporation`s CEO Edward Fergusson, said after a meeting with Vice PM and Economy Minister Petar Jotev. The project, together with financial analyses on the faci
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
LAYWER ON LIBYAN TRIAL TO BE SUED
Spokesman of Bulgarian Foreign Ministry, Radko Vlaikov is going to sue for calumny the laywer of the Bulgarian medics in Libya detained in infecting 393 children with HIV virus, Vladimir Sheitanov. The laywer has accused Mr.
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
BULGARIA SUPPORTS DIALOGUE IN MACEDONIA
In a joint statement the Presidents of Bulgaria and Macedonia, Peter Stoyanov and Boris Trajkovski, say that warranty of the stability and prosperity in the entire region is possible only by solving all existing problems peacefully, through a political di
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
USD 10 M FOR BALKAN AIRLINES
The government has allocated BGN 10 M for financial rehabilitation and aid of Balkan Airlines, which is declared insolvent, Pari Daily said. The money has been directed for launching regular flights to new destinations and for leasing new planes.
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
IMF LAST TRANCHE TO BULGARIA
International Monetary Fund (IMF) allocated the last 12th tranche, amounted to $ 65 M under the three-years agreement with Bulgaria, the Ministry of Finance, reported. The three-years agreement between IMF and Bulgaria was concluded in September 1998 for
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
EXPERTS DISCUSS KING`S PROGRAM
Some 50 businessmen, investors, representatives of world renowned consulting firms and of the foreign embassies in Bulgaria gathered yesterday in the Hilton hotel in Sofia to hear the economic strategy of the king`s coalition. Prince Cyril organized the m
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
KING`S COALITION WITH UDF POSSIBLE
NMS II shall coalesce with the UDF only if they accept our economic program, the king`s economy expert Vladimir Karolev, said. The free enterprising spirit and morality in business are among the priorities in the king`s program.
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
POLITICAL PARTIES ON KING`S ADDRESS
King Simeon II did not confirm in his address the basic principals of the pre-election program of the NMS II, PM Ivan Kostov commented on the second address of the king. According to the Premier, the campaign of the king`s party presents incoherent messag
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
BBA WAP SERVICE APPLAUDED AT SHERATON
BBA WAP NEWS services at wap.bba.
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
AES DECLINES TO COMMENT ACCUSATIONS
US investor AES declined comments on the position, expressed by the economic team of NMS II about the deal on the TPP Maritza-East 1 being fully non-transparent and dubious with regard to Bulgaria`s economic interest. The company wants to built a coal-fir
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
RUSSIA CUTS 6 CHARTER LINES TO BULGARIA
The licensing commission of the Russian Transport Ministry rejected the applications for chartered flights to Bulgarian Black Sea of 6 Russian aviation companies, the Vedomosti newspaper announced. Most of them have already signed contracts with tour oper
Business | June 6, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
PM KOSTOV MET MACEDONIAN PRESIDENT
Bulgaria supports the political dialogue in Macedonia and is encouraged by the plan of Macedonian President to settle the conflict, Bulgarian PM Ivan Kostov said after a working breakfast with Boris Traykovsky. Bulgarian Premier emphasized that the dialog
Business | June 5, 2001, Tuesday // 00:00
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