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The EU Financial Package for Bulgaria
Roumen Borissov
Executive Director of the Agency for Economic Analyses and Forecasting
On 10 February the European Commission made its first proposal to Romania and Bulgaria, pertaining to the financial aspects of the accession. Undoubtedly the proposal is treating Bulgaria in compliance with the principles adopted for the other acceding countries, while at the same time taking into account the specificity of our development. Both countries receive more than what has been allocated to each and any of the ten acceding countries – the total support to be received by Bulgaria as a percentage of the expected country’s gross domestic product exceeds 6%, Romania is to receive
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Minister Solomon Passy took part in the Conference “Foreign Relations of the Enlarged European Union”
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The Government determined the country’s position for negotiations with EC on further liberalization of trade with agricultural goods
26.02.2004
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Bulgaria ratified the Protocol on the Amendments to the European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism
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Bulgaria is the most stable country in Eastern Europe
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The Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Manuel Durao Barroso visited Bulgaria
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26/30 Chapters are now closed
29.10.2003 Bulgaria closed Chapter
24 “Justice and Home Affairs”
Inside you may find various information about
the 30 chapters.
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