With placards reading “SOS tourism – we want to work” tour operators organized a protest in front of the Council of Ministers building in Sofia.
They are demanding a meeting with Prime Minister Boyko Borissov to discuss how their businesses can be helped. They also want the immediate implementation of grant schemes and social investments for those affected most badly – the people working in outbound tourism and tourist guides. The protesters point out that they have been out of work since the start of the pandemic in March and that some are on the verge of survival. They say that the efforts of the government are targeted solely at inbound tourism.
In accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Bulgaria, President Rumen Radev will today hand over a mandate for forming a government to the candidate for Prime Minister, nominated by the largest parliamentary group in the 51st National..
The Department ''Economics of Natural Resources'' and the Scientific Research Center for Agrarian Business and Nature Use at the University of National and World Economy (UNWE) are organizing a round table today on the topic "Market Access for..
The Legal Committee in Parliament has unanimously obliged the Supreme Judicial Council to suspend the election of Prosecutor General scheduled for January 16 with a single candidate - the current acting prosecutor Borislav Sarafov, after the entry..
On Tuesday, the cloudiness will still break and decrease from the north , it will be mostly sunny in Northern Bulgaria . Overcast skies are expected..
Bulgaria has no errors in the absorption of EU funds in agriculture and natural resources for 2023, according to the annual report of the European..
The Department ''Economics of Natural Resources'' and the Scientific Research Center for Agrarian Business and Nature Use at the University of National..
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