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Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev meets in New York with representatives of US companies

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Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev met in New York with representatives of industrial giants and leading US companies in the fields of communications, information technologies, insurance, finance and power engineering. Bulgaria’s head of state Radev discussed with them the opportunities for investments in Bulgaria and presented the advantages of doing business in Bulgaria. US companies showed real investment intentions. Some of them are already present in Bulgaria and are considering the possibility to expand their business in this country, President Radev said.




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