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Bulgaria's Economy Minister Traikov announced 136 measures to reduce bureaucracy. Photo by BGNES
The Bulgarian government has adopted 136 measures to reduce and simplify bureaucratic procedures for communicating with the business sector.
The measures were announced Wednesday by Bulgarian Economy Minister Traicho Traikov, who explained they will be implemented gradually by 2012.
Some 80% of the measures in question provide for allowing firms to submit information to the Bulgarian state administration electronically or over the Internet instead of queuing for hours and days in front of crowded state offices.
What is more, companies will no longer be required to collect and submit to the state administration a number of certificates and documents from various institutions – the matter will have be taken care of among the respective administrative units.
“We are going to shed some requirements for submitting certain kinds of information, we will simplify the technology and the complexity of administrative decrees. The reduction of the administrative burden will be implemented in a number of laws by the end of the year,” promised Minister Traikov, who also said the full list of the measures is to be published by the Ministry.
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About one third of measures to reduce administrative burdens for citizens and businesses identified by the government are already a fact, reports mediapool.
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