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Bulgaria 2011

 

Having entered the E.U. in 2007, Bulgaria enjoyed average
growth of more than 6% between 2004 and 2008, thanks to significant amounts of foreign direct investment. With a population of 7.1 million, the country has made a relatively slow transition from communism, but its straight-talking, center-right Prime Minister Boyko Borissov continues to push economic and fi scal reforms, as well as anticorruption measures.

 

Bulgaria’s capital, Sofia, is a dynamic and modern European
city, where 2 million Bulgarians live and work. Home to a number of service industries, the capital is also attracting
investment. As Sofi a’s Mayor Yordanka Fandakova says: “The
capital of Bulgaria is an “open for investment” city, which will
continue to grow and develop even faster in the coming years.

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City of Sofia

www.ndk.bg

 

International University College

www.iuc.bg

 

Bulgarian Small & Medium Enterprise

www.sme.government.bg

 

National Palace of Culture

www.ndk.bg

 

 

 

 

 

 

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