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Professional High School of Lifting, Construction and Transport Equipment /Sofia/EBRD approves EUR 305 mln. for the railroad Macedonia-Bulgaria
The funds were obtained under exceptionally favorable conditions
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Bulgarians fly to Turkey with 160 km/h on train
December 20, 2013
After 146 years of history, the Bulgarian railway has every reason to be proud of the first new section of its first high-speed railway line: Plovdiv - Svilengrad - Turkish/Greek border
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Freight train corridor from Prague to Sofia and Thessaloniki becomes operational
November 11, 2013
Bulgaria became part of the European Rail Freight Corridor 7, which began operating on Friday
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Bulgaria will receive EUR 170 mln EU funding for road repairs in 2014 – 2012
September 25, 2013
By the end of the week, Bulgaria's Regional Development Minister Desislava Terzieva will announce a special program for repairing around 700 km of second-class and third-class roads in poor condit ...
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DB Schenker Logistics in Bulgaria moved into new logistics facilities in Plovdiv
March 29, 2013
Schenker EOOD has enlarged the capacities of its branch office in Plovdiv since December 2012 by moving to a newly build facility.
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Sofia Central Railway Station to be modernized for 52m BGN
October 30, 2012
The name of the company that will develop a project for enhancing all the area would become clear in one month approximately.
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Bulgaria Attracts French Investors in the Food, Transport and Logistics Sectors
October 26, 2012
On October 22, 2012, Paris became the host of the fifth in a series of investment forums organized by the Bulgarian Investment Agency
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Bulgarian Government opened a concession procedure for the Ruse Central port terminal
October 18, 2012
On 17th October Bulgarian Government opened a concession procedure for the Ruse Central port terminal for the maximum period of 35 years. The concessionaire will be selected through an open procedure.
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