The National Assembly has voted, at first reading, an additional annual subsidy amounting to over 1.2 million euro for the Bulgarian film industry.
The aim is, by force of the amendments to the film industry act, to extend the financial framework for Bulgarian filmmaking for the production of feature, documentary and animated films. The amendments also envisage stimuli for film companies making films in this country – they will be reimbursed 25% out of a maximum of 80% of the expenses they have made in the country.
“All sites in the “Lukoil” retail network are functioning and will continue to operate in normal mode.” This is stated in a press release from the company regarding information spread in some media about the upcoming termination of the activities of..
The parliamentary Energy Committee has rejected President Rumen Radev’s veto on the legislative amendments concerning the powers of the special manager of “Lukoil Neftohim Burgas.” President vetoes legislative amendments related to the special..
For the first time in the 40-year history of the audio-visual show "Tsarevgrad Tarnov - Sound and Light" in Veliko Tarnovo, its two versions will be shown in one day, the press center of the municipal administration has reported...
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