The construction has begun of a plant for automotive cables and electronic components for leading car manufacturers in Vratsa, Northwestern Bulgaria.
The investor, with over 11 million euro, is Germany company MD Elektronik. 300 people will begin work at the plant as of January 2020, when it reached full capacity the staff is expected to swell to 1,000. This is the first enterprise on such a scale to open doors in Vratsa in 20 years. Construction work is scheduled to be completed by December.
The leadership of the Shalom organisation of Jews in Bulgaria and the organising committee of the annual Shofar awards have unanimously decided to withdraw the awards from journalists Petar Volgin and Yuliana Metodieva , Shalom said in a press release...
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The NATO Intelligence Fusion Centre (NIFC) held the Spring Session of NATO's Senior Policy and Resource Committee in Sofia on Thursday. It was hosted by the Defence Intelligence Service (DIS). The meeting brought together nearly 50 representatives from..
Caretaker Energy Minister Vladimir Malinov has admitted the possibility that electricity for households might rise in price from 1 July this year . The..
Doctors have renewed the call for children without the compulsory vaccinations to not be allowed in school, or to be part of organized groups of..
The Ministry of e-Government, the Bulgarian Institute for Standardization and the Bulgarian Institute of Metrology will check the voting machines for..
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