Bulgaria: Open for business

The Bulgarian economy is growing at a stunning pace and exports are booming, while its business-friendly environment and well-educated local workforce are a magnet for foreign investments. More and more foreign companies are going there, making significant investments.…
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[@Molhedim]

Good job Bulgaria from Romania. Together we are strong. Here's for prosperity more and more.

[@krisitak]

Bulgarian-Romanian friendship 4ever!

[@tsvetoslaviliev504]

Good job? Man we are the poorest countries in Europe.

[@Molhedim]

@Tsvetoslav Iliev Yes we were but we've gotten better since we joined EU. We've been growing each year, both romania and bulgaria. How is that not a good job?

[@ivoivanov4467]

thanks brother

[@ivoivanov4467]

@@tsvetoslaviliev504 in some areas we have more than the "rich" countries. It all depends on what we value

[@kosmicheskiprah]

Thank you Euronews. At least you are showing some positive news unlike your colleagues from Deutsche Welle. Yes, Bulgaria has definitely changed dramatically during the last 5 years or so. Literally, the whole country is under construction especially the bigger cities. Ruse, Stara Zagora, Burgas and of course Plovdiv. Also, special thanks to the nice comments from Romania, you guys too have developed too. Hoping to completely remove our borders one day.

[@ireneuszpyc6684]

you know that Belgium & Canada are fake countries? Francophones don't speak English; Anglophones don't speak French; the Flemish speak Flemish/Dutch only; Bulgaria-Romania would be another fake country

[@user-qn5ly4zg3u]

@@ireneuszpyc6684 Remove borders and unite countries are 2 different things :D

[@syedarman4720]

I wIsh Ubisoft was creative like they used to be before...now they release like the same game every year. Anyway Glad to know Bulgaria developing so fast.I would like to visit there one day

[@aleksk4151]

you are welcomed in Bulgaria

[@ilovecoffee7623]

Don't come, you're not welcome. Just kidding.

[@paulagreen8386]

10% Tax.... and little bureaucracy. I'm packing my bags and booking a flight.

[@ivoivanov4467]

waiting for you :)

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

Good Job Bulgaria ! From Romania ! Don't forget , in 2015 we need 25 milions to invade UK.

[@BartSimpson-jd2vs]

BcA - Biciclind cu Axel , ne-au luat-o inainte bulgarii.

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

nahh, ti se pare :)

[@BartSimpson-jd2vs]

BcA - Biciclind cu Axel , pe noi ne-a tâmpit ceauşescu şi tâmpiți am rãmas.

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

Cine sunteti ''voi '' ?:)

[@BartSimpson-jd2vs]

BcA - Biciclind cu Axel noi cei care am trãit situația dinainte de 89.

[@adversariaaccountingandcon1228]

Yes it's really booming! The number of company who decide to relocate here is increasing a lot, and every year you can see more international tourists, students and expats around

[@technixbul]

instead he JOIN - he JOINT ahahahahaha

[@ezenami]

now they just need to fix the ridiculous pollution and all will be peachy

[@stoilalex242]

Боже - Уолтопия :)

[@G4NoChallenge]

what's this a sponsored advert paid for by the bulgarian government - bright, shiny, modern and great for business, only the example of ubisoft is a bit of a diasaster...employing less than 200 people, some of them foreigners, is hardly a shining example of a business based in Bulgaria!

[@ilovecoffee7623]

You're an idiot.

[@todorvranchev2091]

Unfortunately it's how it is. U hate to see us shine tho. And living in bulgaria is going back go it's old habitat. Tho whole of Europe is scared of us for a reason.