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Country data
- Population:
- 7.7 million
- Area:
- 111,000 sq km
- Capital:
- Sofia
- Currency:
- Lev
Key developments and challenges
Medium-term prospects for growth remain favourable and Bulgaria has a well capitalised and well regulated banking sector while the central bank holds a large amount of foreign reserves. The overall fiscal position is also sound with fiscal reserves in excess of the low level of gross public debt, and Bulgaria’s history of fiscal surpluses reflects an understanding across the political spectrum of the importance of fiscal prudence in the context of the currency board arrangement.
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Bulgaria
Key facts about the EBRD's work in Bulgaria
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No. of projects |
182 |
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Net business volume |
€2,057.2 million |
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Total project value |
€7,349.7 million |
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Gross disbursements |
€1,670.8 million |
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Portfolio in private sector |
86% |
EBRD projects 2000 - 09
Sector breakdown of current projects
Our strategy in Bulgaria
Support for local enterprises will be an EBRD priority in Bulgaria with a special focus on enhancing local business competitiveness and investing in modernisation to allow the local private sector to cope better with enhanced competition following accession. Financial tools, such as dedicated credit lines using EU post accession funds, will be tailored to help local businesses meet EU environmental standards and improve energy efficiency.
CONTACTS
17 Moskovska Street
1000 Sofia
Bulgaria
Tel: +359 2 9321 414
Fax: +359 2 9321 441
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