The discussion in Brussels on setting a limit to agricultural subsidies has created opposition between Bulgarian farmers. Grain producers have threatened to protest with tractors in front of the ministry of agriculture if the caretaker minister supported the reform. If he did not support it, stockbreeders would protest with their animals.
Reducing payments to 60,000 euros and setting a limit of 100,000 euros per farm are being discussed in the European Agriculture and Fisheries Council. According to Bulgarian grain producers cultivating more than 500 hectares each, this is unacceptable and would cause damage to the sector. However, stockbreeders call for the introduction of limits as according to statistics, 8% of Bulgarian grain producers collect 80% of EU subsidies.
Tourism is one of the sectors in Bulgaria ready to the greatest extent to smoothly continue working after Bulgaria joins the Еurozone , the executive director of the National Tourism Board, Dr. Polina Karastoyanova, believes. In tourism, and at this..
Bulgaria can be a strategic partner of Japan for the region of Eastern and Central Europe. This was stated by Bulgarian President Rumen Radev as he welcomed the participants in the business breakfast organized by the Japan-Bulgaria Business..
Property prices on the Black Sea coast have risen by 20%, Nova TV reported, citing major real estate agencies in the Burgas region. Most of the buyers are from Bulgaria and are looking to buy large apartments as an investment, mainly for holiday use...
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