Bulgaria Marks 36 Years Since the Start of Its Democratic Transition
It has been 36 years since Bulgaria began its transition from a one-party communist system to a democratic state with a market economy
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The latest data from the National Statistical Institute reveals a positive upswing in Bulgaria's retail sector for November 2023. Retail turnover experienced a 0.5% increase from the previous month and a substantial 3.2% rise compared to the same period last year.
This data highlights the dynamic shifts within Bulgaria's retail landscape, showing promising growth in specific sectors while witnessing fluctuations in others. The increasing momentum in certain segments and the consistent surge in online sales continue to shape the evolving retail scene.
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