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Stamen Yanev, IBA Executive Director (L) and BBBA Chairman David Hampson (R). Photo credit: investbg.government.bg
Bulgaria’s investment promotion agency has signed an agreement with the British Bulgarian Business Association (BBBA) to extend their cooperation.
The two bodies will work towards attracting investment and exchanging information on potential business partners from Bulgaria and the UK, existing and planned investment projects as well as regulatory measures, InvestBulgaria Agency (IBA) said in a statement.
The agreement was signed by Stamen Yanev, IBA Executive Director, and BBBA Chairman David Hampson.
The document also provides for the two organizations to work together to develop sustainable economy and to cooperate in the development of projects and programmes related to public-private partnership that can be useful for both sides, according to the statement.
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