The coronavirus pandemic has deepened economic disparities between Sofia and other Bulgarian regions. It has also resulted in higher unemployment in 2020.
According to the annual report of the Institute for Market Economics on the development of the Bulgarian regions, Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas continue to attract 70% of the total investments. Sofia district, Gabrovo and Stara Zagora also manage to attract investments, yet at a smaller scale. Demographic processes remain the main impediment to growth. The population continues to decline. Except for Sofia and Kardzhali districts, in other Bulgarian regions the number of adults over 65 form one-third of the active population. Population growth has been marked in all municipalities in Kardzhali district.
Italian investors have shown interest in the concession and development of Plovdiv Airport as a passenger and cargo terminal. This became clear during a meeting between Plovdiv District Governor Hristina Yancheva and the Ambassador of Italy to..
On the threshold of the active summer season, which in this country is no more than two months – July and August, the tourism industry is relatively calm. Bookings are good and forecasts for a growth of 6% compared to last year at the..
This year will be the last in which Bulgarians receive their income in leva. In what currency will people declare their money to the tax authorities next year? This is one of the 221 questions about the euro that the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB)..
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