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The official opening of the new stretch of the first Sofia Metro line took place on May 9. Photo by BGNES
The new Sofia Metro line launched May 9, 2009, has already transported 600 000 commuters in less than one month.
The new line connecting the Mladost 1 residential quarter with the downtown at Vasil Levski Stadium station is in fact the second end of the first Sofia Metro line.
The whole first line of the Sofia subway will be completed by September 15, according to the CEO of the Sofia Metropolitan company, Stoyan Bratoev, as quoted by the Pari Daily.
The only part of the line still under construction is between the Serdica Station and the Vasil Levski Stadium. Once completed, a direct subway connection will be established between Sofia's two largest residential quarters - "Mladost" and "Lyulin".
The Sofia University metro station in the very downtown of Sofia is supposed to be completed by July 20, according to Bratoev.
Acting Energy Minister Traycho Traykov said Bulgaria should not tap into its 90-day fuel reserves to ease prices, stressing that they must remain a safeguard in case of an actual supply disruption
Bulgaria has secured a six-month extension of the Lukoil waiver, following a decision by the US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has decided to increase the countercyclical capital buffer to 2.25%, in a move aimed at easing pressure on the rapidly growing housing credit market and strengthening the resilience of the banking system.
Energy expert Boyan Rashev has warned that Europe could be moving toward what he described as an “energy lockdown” scenario if fuel supply pressures continue to worsen
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