Italian company for the production of photovoltaic modules has invested about 7 million euros in its new factory in the Bulgarian city of Yambol. Construction is expected to begin in April 2023 and production will start by the end of next year. About 50 new jobs will be opened as the specialists needed are engineers and experts from the IT sphere. Production will be environmentally friendly, with no risk of pollution, as the goal is its capacity reaching 600 megawatts. A photovoltaic park on an area of about 600 decares will also be built next to the factory.
"The example of Croatia is very important, because at the same time that there was inflation after the adoption of the euro in Croatia, in neighboring Hungary, where the forint remained and the euro was not adopted, there was higher inflation, which..
The main challenges in introducing the euro in Croatia were the weak economy and poverty of the population. This was said in an interview with the Bulgarian National Radio by Croatian MEP Gordan Bosanac from the group of the Greens/European Free..
Due to Bulgaria's accession to the eurozone, the international rating agencies Fitch Ratings and S&P Global Ratings have upgraded the country’s long-term foreign currency issuer default rating to ‘BBB+’ with a stable outlook , which is..
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