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Bulgaria: Black Sea Diamond

Bulgaria is located in Southeastern Tourism has always been a big industry in
Europe, bordering the Black Sea, between the country, and is still booming: one of
Romania and Turkey. Bulgaria's location the 130 hotels in Slanchev Bryag, one of
is strategic because it is near the the most popular resorts in Eastern
Turkish Straits; Bulgaria also controls Europe. The government has pledged to
key land routes from Europe to Middle maintain the fundamental economic policy
East and Asia. Bulgaria has a population objectives, i.e. retaining the Currency
of 7,385,367 (2006) and a population Board, practising sound financial
growth rate of 0.86 per cent (2006), with policies, accelerating privatisation, and
68.7 per cent between 15-64 years old. pursuing structural reforms. Economic
Background growth continued in 2005 and 2006.
The Bulgars, a Central Asian Turkic Agricultural output has been growing in
tribe, merged with the local Slavic recent years. Farming is more important
inhabitants in the late 7th century to than stock-breeding. The prevalence of
form the first Bulgarian state. In mechanisation is higher than most other
succeeding centuries, Bulgaria struggled Eastern European countries. There are
with the Byzantine Empire to assert its more than 150,000 tractors, 10,000
place in the Balkans, but by the end of combines, alongside aeroplanes and other
the 14th century the country was overrun equipment.
by the Ottoman Turks. Northern Bulgaria Industry is of great importance for the
attained autonomy in 1878 and all of economy. Bulgaria is a major producer of
Bulgaria became independent from the electricity though it is not very rich in
Ottoman Empire in 1908. Bulgaria became a reserves of coal, oil and natural gas. A
People's Republic in 1946. Bulgaria held second plant, the Belene Nuclear Power
its first multiparty election in 1990 Plant with a capacity of 2,000 MW is
with the fall of communism. It has moved under construction. There is a $1.4
towards democracy and a free market billion (�718 million) project for
economy ever since. The country joined construction of an additional 670 MW for
NATO in 2004 and the EU in 2007. the 500 MW Maritza Iztok 1 TPP.
Bulgaria accepts compulsory ICJ In production of steel and steel products
jurisdiction. per capita the country is first in the
Economy Balkans. Ferrous metallurgy is very
Bulgaria entered the European Union on 1 important.
January 2007. The government is Property Market
committed to economic reform and The property market has been boosted
responsible fiscal planning. Minerals, recently by foreigners seeking additional
including coal, copper, and zinc, play an homes. The greates number of buyers are
important role in industry. In 1997, British who are encouraged by
macroeconomic stability was reinforced by comparatively low prices and low cost air
the imposition of a fixed exchange rate travel. The future for this particular
of the lev against the German D-mark - country is bright indeed.
the currency is now fixed against the Aston Lloyd & Partners is a City based
Euro, and the negotiation of an IMF global real estate investment company
standby agreement. Low inflation and specialising in the emerging markets. We
steady progress on structural reforms source and develop opportunities that
have improved the business environment; have the ability to deliver generous
Bulgaria has averaged 5.1 per cent growth returns for both the seasoned and novice
since 2000 and has begun to attract investor.
significant amounts of FDI.




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