Trade between Bulgaria and Turkey is balanced and amounted to nearly EUR 4 billion in 2017, Bulgaria’s Minister of Economy Emil Karanikolov announced at a bilateral business forum in Istanbul. Last year Bulgaria’s exports to Turkey saw a 10% increase..
At a Bulgarian-Serbian forum in Nis with the participation of 100 companies from both countries, Bulgarian Deputy Minister of Economy, Alexander Manolev, announced that the trade turnover between the neighboring countries reached a record level of 1,075..
Between January and November 2017 Bulgaria’s exports to EU countries increased with 11.4% as compared to the same period in 2016, the National Statistical Institute announced. Meanwhile, exports from the EU also rose with 11.4%. Germany, Italy and..
Nearly 2,500 Bulgarian companies are currently doing business in Romania and their number is expected to increase, Deputy Director of the Bulgarian Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency Rumiana Tsakanska announced at a Bulgarian-Romanian..
Germany is strategic and leading trade partner of Bulgaria and the German companies are reliable investors, because they have long-term commitments in that country, Bulgaria’s Minister of Economy Emil Karanikolov said in Sofia at a meeting with..
Bulgarian Minister of Economy Emil Karanikolov and Hasan Dotagi, acting Ambassador of Iran to Bulgaria, have discussed what conditions were needed for better relations between enterprises from both countries to be achieved, as well as for..
Bulgaria is to change positions of some of its trade representatives abroad. This will be done after analyzing their work, Deputy Minister of Economy Alexander Manolev announced during the annual meeting of trade advisers in Sofia. Changes are due to..
Between January and March 2017 Bulgaria’s exports to the EU has increased with 12.2% as compared to the same period last year to the tune of EUR 4.059 billion, the National Statistical Institute informs. Meanwhile, imports from the European Union grew..
In the January-March 2017 period, Bulgaria’s exports to non-EU countries have gone up by 20.1 percent compared to the same period of 2016, or 2.172 billion euro, whereas imports are up by 41.8 percent or 2.641 billion euro, National Statistical..
Bulgaria’s trade with the EU has gone up considerably, according to National Statistical Institute preliminary data. In the January-February 2017 period, exports to the EU countries have gone up by 9 percent compared to the same period of..
