All gas stations in big towns will be closed for at least 24 hours,starting November 7, the Chairman of the Association of gas and petrol ventures, Dimitur Stanchev said. At 8.
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The Bulgarian Orthodox Patriarch Maxim and the Chief Mufti of the Bulgarian Muslims, Selim Mehmed had a meeting on November 6. Both discussed cooperation on social and education projects.
The Power Engineering and Energy Resources State Agency (PEERSA) set up a National Steering Committee for Coordinating and Managing the Implementation of the Southeast European Electrical System Technical Support Project (SEETEC) at national level, the PE
The receivers of the Bulgarian national carrier ”Balkan” Airlines put a ban on the removal of property out of the company, sources from the company announced. The present receivers - Hristo Mollov and Olga Milenkova – were elected at the general sharehold
Representatives of Greek companies and banks in Bulgaria, Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Nikolay Vassilev and Finance Minister Milen Velchev had a working meeting on November 6. The meeting was organized on the initiative of Greek Ambassador t
The replacement of the officials at the Russe customs started on November 6. Thirteen employees in the customs were fired.
The Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg had a meeting with Pieter Stek, Executive Director of the World Bank's Netherlands Constituency Group. Pieter Stek is visiting Bulgaria as part of his tour of countries of the Netherlands Constituency, such as Mold
The Bulgarian Finance Minister Milen Velchev will visit the biggest European Investment centers, starting November 7. The visit is in connection with the eurobonds, issued by the Bulgarian Government.
Last week a long queue on the Greek side of the border at “Kulata” checkpoint was reported. “The queue is six-seven kilometers long,” Michalis Christidis, the Greek Ambassador to Bulgaria, said in an interview for Darik Radio after his visit at the checkp
Customs officers at Gueshevo border checkpoint (on the Macedonian border) seized 27.5 kg of hashish, Kyustendil Regional Directorate of the Interior Spokeswoman Katya Tabachka announced.
The team of the Economy Ministry, headed by the Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Nikolay Vassilev gave a press conference on the work of the ministry for the first one hundred days since in power. According to the ministry officials, the Economy
Standart Daily BY Ljubomir Mihailov
Krimikovtsi, Bulgarian metallurgical plant, invested BGN 4 M in its cold rolling facility, Dnevnik Daily wrote. It had stopped functioning due to a technical failure.
The secret report of the National Security Services, presented by Petur Stoyanov during the presidential debates on bTV on November 5 was personally handed by Stoyanov himself to the Chief Bulgarian Prosecutor Nikola Filchev, the spokesman of the Prosecut
Jordan Jovtchev was pronounced N 1 Gymnast of the already ended 35th World Gymnastics Championship in Gent (Belgium). The Bulgarian won the biggest number of medals in the men's competition - 3, becoming champion at the standing exercises and the loops, a
All 30,000 gas masks, ordered by an American company after the terrorist attacks on November 11 and produced by Zebra – Novi Iskar, will be due by mid-November, 2001. The shipment was delayed because of the company’s obligatory license for special product
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) draft budget 2002 envisages the separation of the mint from the bank and its transformation into a state-owned joint stock company as of 2002. The measure has already been tabled in Parliament.
A delegation of the Committee for Internal and Judicial Affairs (CIJA) of the National People's Congress (NPC) of China is at an official visit to Bulgaria. The Chinese officials had a meeting with the Bulgarian Parliament Speaker.
“Salaries funds in budget 2002 of the Bulgarian National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) are down 10% compared to budget 2001,” Nikola Vasiilev, NHIF head announced. This is expected to lead to lay-offs among the 2,500 NHIF employees.
Ten more projects have been approved for funding under the European Union's SAPARD Programme. Five of these projects are for purchase of grain harvesting equipment.
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