Stoidis, as cited by the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, said Saturday that the Greek people were losing money from the opportunities provided by the EU.
Goranov, as cited by the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, noted that, given these solid guarantees, the Bulgarian government believed that there was no cause for concern and Bulogaria could join the positive decision of the UK and the other countries outside the euro zone on the provision of a bridge loan before the activation of the third bailout package for Greece.
Pavlova, as cited by the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, made clear that the measure would also boost the implementation of joint public-private partnership projects.
More than 1.1 million cars have crossed Danube Bridge 2 Vidin-Calafat since its launch on June 14, 2013, according to statistics published by the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency.
Speaking Friday in Devnya at the opening of a new production line at the local cement plant, Borisov noted that the new jobs had been created in Burgas, Stara Zagora, and Devnya, according to reports of the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency.
He made clear that a procedure of the State Enterprise Port Infrastructure was underway for the reconstruction of the oldest enclosed port storage facility and its conversion to a Marine Cultural Center with a second passenger terminal, according to reports of the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency.
The price tag, at BGN 22.8 M, had been reduced by slightly over BGN 6 M from the previous tender held in 2014, according to reports of the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency.
Stressing Bulgariaas reliability as a participant in the gas pipeline project, Kotsev, as cited by the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, informs that the Bulgarian companies involved in the scheme keep working on it in order to meet their contractual obligations.
According to the letter, as cited by the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency (BTA), there has been no decrease in gas tariffs for industrial consumers in Bulgaria despite the fact that crude oil prices have plummeted to a 5-year low.
Bayraktar, as cited by the
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, made clear that the investments would mostly target the sectors of energy, textile, tourism, and food industry in Bulgaria, Albania, Croatia, Macedonia, and other Balkan countries.
