In its spring report the European Commission has not altered its forecasts regarding the growth rate of the Bulgarian economy for this and next year.
The EC is still expecting that Bulgaria’s GDP will mark a 2.9 percent increase in 2017 and that it will slow down slightly in 2018 – to 2.8 percent. Domestic demand remains the main growth factor. The risks and the economic prospects facing Bulgaria are, overall, balanced.
In the summer of 2024, a Sofia municipality and its residents showed how we can be happy and united as a community, sitting at one table. In July 2024, on Exarch Yosif Street and in September on Oborishte Street in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, the first..
The Garlic Festival will be held on September 21 and 22 at the stadium in the village of Dolni Rakovets, Radomir Municipality, Pernik Region . The event presents the traditional production of Dolni Rakovets garlic. Due to the favorable soil..
The Eldrive EV Fest 2025 will be held today at the Burgas Sea Station. The event is dedicated to electric cars and its program includes test drives, presentations of new models and an evening show. Visitors will be able not only..
On Saturday the lowest temperatures will be between 8 and 16°C; in some valleys – between 6° and 9°C, in Sofia – about 8°C. During..
The International Monetary Fund has recommended increasing social security and property taxes from 2026 . This was made clear during the hearing of..
Vice President Iliana Iotova is visiting Taraclia, Moldova, on September 19-20. Today, she is an official guest at a ceremony to..
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