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An investment map for Bulgaria's reindustrialization is being prepared

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An investment map for the re-industrialisation of Bulgaria based on the raw materials extracted in the country is to be launched by agreement between the Minister of Economy and Industry Nikola Stoyanov and the Bulgarian Chamber of Mining and Geology. 

Bulgaria has large amounts of mineral resources that are currently used exclusively for export, which is a loss for the Bulgarian economy, explained Minister Stoyanov. 

The government's idea is to attract investors who will use local resources as close as possible to where they are extracted. This will also increase the income of the population in entire regions, the minister stressed.



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