Agricultural export grows
THE positive part of the trade balance in agriculture in 2002 was twice as big as in the previous year, according to the annual report on the condition and development of agriculture.
Sun, Nov 22 2009
About 56 results were found.
THE positive part of the trade balance in agriculture in 2002 was twice as big as in the previous year, according to the annual report on the condition and development of agriculture.
This year's campaign against domestic violence was directed to getting new legislation out of limbo and into action. Meanwhile, the scale of the problem remains hard to assess because victims are scared to speak out.
THE Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) achieved victory in its dispute with Finance Minister Milen Velchev about Budget 2004.
PARLIAMENT last week approved changes to the Foreign Investment Act.
A HIGH-SPEED train service is to be set up next year to take passengers from one end of the country to the other within four hours.
What lies behind the Grain Saga that has sown such discord in Bulgaria in recent weeks?
In the wake of terrorist attacks elsewhere, security has been stepped up at embassies and other potential targets in Bulgaria. How safe is it here? Are the alarmist media reports justified? And what is the impact on life and business in Sofia? ALEXANDRA ALEXANDROVA, CHRISTINA DIMITROVA, ELENA KODINOVA and VELINA NACHEVA sought answers.
AT the close of its mission to Bulgaria, the International Monetary Fund managed to reach agreement with the Government on Budget 2004, IMF mission leader Gerald Schiff said at a joint news conference with the Cabinet.
THE Confederation of the Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB) and Podkrepa Confederation will challenge Budget 2004 at the Council of Europe if it contains proposed new conditions for sick leave.
THE head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission for Bulgaria, Gerald Schiff, has advised the Government to save a greater part of the surplus of 900 million leva, accumulated so far in this year's budget.
BREAD prices have climbed in spite of the state reserve releasing onto the market a further 100 000 tons of grain.
THE presidents of Bulgaria and Slovakia, Georgi Purvanov and Rudolf Schuster, hope that activities bringing together business people from the two countries will develop further.
THE domestic debt will continue to rise gradually over the next year and is expected to reach 20 per cent of the country's state debt by the end of 2004, Bulgarian Deputy Finance Minister Krassimir Katev told representatives of the Bulgarian Dealers Association at a meeting last week. The planned increase will be carried out at the expense of foreign debt reduction. Bulgaria will not launch government bond issues on foreign markets in 2004, according to the finance ministry's debt management strategy. Total
THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission leader for Bulgaria, Jerald Schiff has advised the Bulgarian Government to set aside part of the consolidated budget surplus registered in the first half of 2003.
CONSUMERS will absorb the impact caused by the increase in the excise on fuel recently announced by the Government.
THE Budget 2004 Bill envisages further financial decentralisation for municipalities, Deputy Finance Minister Kiril Ananiev said in an interview with Bulgarian news agency BTA.
THE Privatisation Agency (PA) has opened the procedure for the sale of 67 per cent of the shares in the electricity distribution companies (EDCs), executive director Iliya Vassilev announced.
AN additional 14 million leva is to be given from the national budget to Bulgaria's national railways, BDZ, to cover the shortfall caused by allowing some passengers to travel at reduced fares.
A GOVERNMENT-APPROVED draft budget for next year cuts the profit tax from 23.5 per cent to 19.5 per cent.
The current moment in Bulgaria is exceedingly inappropriate for the sale of electricity distribution companies (EDCs) to private entities, said David Bowles, director of the British research centre of the Private Finance Initiative (PFI), quoted by Pari daily.
RUBELLA and Aroma cosmetic companies are continuing their fight in and out of court after Plovdiv Regional Court imposed a ban on the use of Astera and another 31 toothpaste and hair dye trademarks owned by Astera Holding, owner of the Aroma Perfumery Company.
DSK Bank reported a net profit of 36.4 million leva for the first nine months of the year. Its pre-tax profit was 47.5 million leva.
MEMBERS of the National Council on Tax Policy (NCTP) and Deputy Finance Minister Stamen Tassev have agreed to discuss the Council's suggested amendments to tax legislation, the Finance Ministry has announced.
PRIME Minister Simeon Saxe Coburg has suspended the privatisation of Bulgaria's tobacco giant, Bulgartabac Holding, until the deal on the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC) is finalised, the Mediapool news e-zine has reported.
THE Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) fell deeper into dispute with the Finance Ministry last week, again questioning its restrictive fiscal policy.
PARLIAMENT has rejected the presidential veto on the amended Cells, Tissues and Organs Transplantation Act by a majority of 154 votes.
PRESIDENT Georgi Purvanov this week completed a week-long South-east Asian tour that took him to the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Singapore and the Maldives.
MG Corporation does not service its liabilities in time, and the holding is in crisis, said Pavel Naidenov, father of the late MG Corporation president and founder Iliya Pavlov, who was murdered on March 7.
YORDANKA Yordanova has had a driving licence since 1979. She passed the driving test the first time she took it.
LAST year Bryan Jenkins, an active detective chief inspector with the Welsh branch of the National Crime Squad, spent nine months tracking a Bulgarian mobster who trafficked at least 10 women into Britain.