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Bulgaria: Ministry of Labor and Social Policy starts public hearing on minimum wages in 2024
Sofia, Bulgaria: Ministry of Labor and Social Policy informs that on September 1, 2023, they started the procedure for the public hearing on the Decree on the amount of minimum wage for the country for 2024 once it was published in the Portal for public consultations of the Council of Ministers
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Bulgaria: Fully vaccinated & individuals with negative COVID test permitted to enter Council of Ministers building
Sofia, Bulgaria: As per the orders of Prime Minister Kiril Petkov, the Ministers with green certificates will only be permitted to enter the premises...
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Lukoil Dismisses Reports of Burgas Refinery Sale to Qatari-British Consortium
The statement, issued on November 7, refutes claims published by the Financial Times that the Russian energy company was preparing to sell its stake in the Burgas-based refinery, a strategic asset and the largest of its kind in the Balkans
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Sofia Municipality Allocates Over 302 Million Leva for 2025 Cleaning and Maintenance Budget
One of the major components of the 2025 budget is the municipality's investment in street cleaning. The plan includes eight scheduled street cleaning operations throughout the year, which are designed to improve the overall cleanliness of Sofia's urban landscape
Critical Water Shortages Plague Bulgaria’s Pleven Amid Drought and Delays
The immediate response plan centers on upgrading the "Bivolare" pumping station by replacing outdated pipes that have contributed to water loss. Despite efforts to modernize the pumping station, water loss due to aging infrastructure remains a pervasive issue
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Dominica: New projects unveiled at the 2024/2025 budget session
Finance Minister Irving McIntyre revealed a big budget for several projects to be undertaken the coming fiscal year.
Dominica budget 2024/2025 scheduled today: $1.4 B expected allocation
The new budget for Dominica is expected to have a $1.4 Billion expenditure. The final budget address is set to take place today.