BUCHAREST, May 19 (Xinhua) — Romania has not reached an agreement with Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia to ease travel restrictions among them following a quadrilateral… Read More »Romania not to join Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia in easing travel restrictions
BEIJING – With borders being temporarily closed worldwide and passenger flights mostly canceled to curb the spread of the coronavirus, tourism has been one of… Read More »Global tourism sector racing to reopen to militate loss due to COVID-19
SOFIA, May 13 (Xinhua) — Bulgaria’s exports and imports with non-European Union (EU) countries from January to March 2020 decreased by 2.7 percent and 1.1… Read More »Bulgaria’s trade with non-EU countries slightly down in Q1
The Chengdu city government held a matchmaking conference to display an array of new devices and equipment that can be utilized in the fight against… Read More »Chengdu showcases high-tech products, applications online
China on Monday published a timeline on how it has shared information and advanced international cooperation in the fight against the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19)… Read More »Timeline of China releasing information on COVID-19 and advancing international cooperation on epidemic response
China and Bulgaria are pooling their strength, along with that of other countries, in a joint response to the novel coronavirus pandemic The novel coronavirus… Read More »Bulgaria and China Stronger together
Bulgaria’s Black Sea cities of Varna and Bourgas announced on April 27 details of the re-opening of sea gardens and public parks in line with… Read More »Bulgaria’s Varna and Bourgas partially re-open sea gardens, public parks after COVID-19
Bulgaria’s electricity production fell by an annual 10.06% to 14,318 GWh in the January 1 – April 26 period of 2020, according to data from… Read More »Bulgaria’s YTD power output drops 10%
The development of the transport, energy and digital corridors in the Black Sea region will be particularly important after the end of the economic stagnation… Read More »Presidents Rumen Radev and Salome Zourabichvili Discussed Bulgaria’s and Georgia’s Readiness to Boost Bilateral Trade after the Coronavirus
In 2019, average hourly labour costs in the whole economy (excluding agriculture and public administration) were estimated to be €27.7 in the European Union of… Read More »Eurostat: The Lowest Hourly Labour Costs are in Bulgaria