Transfer of Madlen Deposit Concession to Riolitis to Bring Significant Support to Bulgaria’s Construction Industry: Overview and Plans

Bulgaria’s construction industry is set to receive a significant boost with the transfer of the Madlen deposit concession to Riolitis from Euroslag, approved by the Ministry of Energy. With an estimated reserve of 2.63 million tonnes of marl and 1.75 million tonnes of limestone, this deposit holds potential for the industry, providing a stable supply of high-quality raw materials for construction products. The development of the deposit aims to generate employment opportunities, support local producers, benefitting the local economy, and reducing the industry’s dependence on imports. However, the transfer has also met with opposition from environmental organizations and local communities concerned about the potential environmental impact.

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Exploring Opportunities for Collaboration: International Weightlifting Federation President Visits Bulgaria to Discuss Anti-Doping Measures, Talent Development and Gender Equality in Weightlifting.

Find out how Mohamed Jalood, President of the International Weightlifting Federation, discussed key issues affecting weightlifting in Bulgaria and explored opportunities for future collaboration with the Bulgarian Weightlifting Federation. They discussed ways to improve anti-doping measures, develop new talent and promote the sport across the country, and Jalood emphasized the importance of promoting gender equality in weightlifting. Learn about the IWF’s initiatives to combat doping, promote women’s weightlifting, and maintain a level playing field for all athletes to ensure the sport continues to grow and thrive.

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Bulgarian bottle cap manufacturer Herti reports significant increase in net profit in Q1 of 2023.

Key Points: – Herti, a Bulgarian bottle cap manufacturer, reported an increase in its consolidated net profit for the first quarter of 2023. – The company’s net profit rose to 2.92 million levs ($1.6 million/1.5 million euro) compared to 1.62 million levs in the same period last year. – Herti attributed the increase in net…

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28 Arrested in Bulgaria and Romania for Immigrant Smuggling: A Joint Effort by Law Enforcement Agencies

In a joint effort with the Romanian Border Police, the Bulgarian General Directorate Combating Organised Crime and the German Federal Police in Waidhaus, 28 people were arrested on charges related to smuggling illegal immigrants into the Schengen Area. Europol also supported the operation. The individuals were part of criminal organizations that specialized in smuggling immigrants…

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Exploratory mandate handed to PP-DB’s nominee for Prime Minister in Bulgaria: Challenges and Future Prospects.

Radev Hands Exploratory Mandate to PP-DB’s Nominee for Prime Minister Bulgaria’s President, Rumen Radev, has given the exploratory mandate to form the next government to Nikolai Denkov, the nominee from the political alliance PP-DB (There is Such a People). This move comes after last week’s parliamentary elections where PP-DB emerged as the second-largest party in…

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Telelink Business Services Group: IPO Plans, Balkan Expansion, and Innovation Focus”

Telelink’s major shareholders plan to sell up to 25% stake on BSE Telelink Business Services Group’s three major shareholders, including CEO Lyubomir Minchev, are looking to sell up to a quarter of the company’s equity stake on the regulated market of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE). The proposed sale is aimed at increasing the group’s…

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Analysis of Bulgaria’s 28% YoY Decrease in Electricity Production in March 2021

Monthly decrease in electricity production is ever a good sign, but the statistics revealed by Bulgaria’s National Statistical Institute are worth analyzing. Here are the key points that summarize the article: * Bulgaria’s electricity production fell by 28% YoY in March 2021. * The country produced 3,705 GWh of electricity, which represented a monthly decrease…

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Bulgarian Ministry of Internal Affairs Conducts Checks in Sofia as Part of Ongoing Investigation

Bulgarian Ministry of Internal Affairs carries out checks at addresses in Sofia Overview Teams from the Bulgarian Ministry of Internal Affairs conducted a series of checks on several addresses in the capital city of Sofia last night, in response to a request from the prosecutor’s office. The BNR reports that these checks were carried out…

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Tobacco Farming and its Adverse Impact on Health and Environment in the WHO European Region

Introduction Tobacco farming is heavily subsidized in some countries of the WHO European Region. These subsidies incentivize farmers to use large areas of fertile land to grow tobacco rather than healthy foods. This practice has an adverse impact on people’s health and the environment. Subsidies and Tobacco Farming Tobacco farming subsidies are common throughout the…

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