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The Mall in Sofia opens on April 21
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Carrefour CEO Christian Sharitat and managing director of Sofia's branch Emmanuel Magnard cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony on April 21.
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The largest retail centre in Bulgaria, The Mall, was opened by Prime Minister Boiko Borissov on April 21, in the presence of Carrefour CEO Christian Sharitat, representative of the investor Assos Capital and the ambassador of France, Etienne de Poncins.
Also present at the inauguration ceremony were Sofia Mayor, Yordanka Fundukova and Regional Development Minister Rossen Plevneliev, a mall media release announced.
The Mall is on 115 Tsarigradsko Chaussee, with a total build-up area of 65 000 sq m, with 185 stores, restaurants, recreations centres, bars, cafeterias and parking capacity for more than 2 800 vehicles, the statement said.
Currently, The Mall is the largest retail centre in the country, consisting of six storeys – three of which are underground.
The Carrefour hypermarket within the The Mall has an area of 9 000 sq m, making it the company's largest in the country.
Source: propertywisebulgaria
Also present at the inauguration ceremony were Sofia Mayor, Yordanka Fundukova and Regional Development Minister Rossen Plevneliev, a mall media release announced.
The Mall is on 115 Tsarigradsko Chaussee, with a total build-up area of 65 000 sq m, with 185 stores, restaurants, recreations centres, bars, cafeterias and parking capacity for more than 2 800 vehicles, the statement said.
Currently, The Mall is the largest retail centre in the country, consisting of six storeys – three of which are underground.
The Carrefour hypermarket within the The Mall has an area of 9 000 sq m, making it the company's largest in the country.
Source: propertywisebulgaria
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hooray finally i can get everything i need under one roof some of us are not able to walk distances and clean english toilets at last
Shopping Malls beautyfull but who has the money to buy something?
Actually some people go into malls in BG simply to use the free and clean toilet facilities -then just leave...
What a complete load of rubbish malls are the most hideous boring antiseptic ideaas of shopping anybody ever had it is just a game of 'come into my parlour the spider said to the fly" go for it spend spend spend and watch the fat cats get fat
Why not build few more malls?
Someone ever thought of fixing up few of the older buildings to give them a second life instead of building more and more apartments and office buildings that in the end will stay empty?
Congratulations!!
Just when the people thought that you guys had ran out of things to build...you build a new mall!!
Now all of our shopping problems have been solved!
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Carrefour. Finally in Bulgaria.
Welcome and enjoy your stay and business here. :)