Over the last four years Bulgaria attracted more than EUR 5.7 B foreign investments, which is 45% of the investments gathered in the years between 1992 to 2003
Published:
1 April 2005 y., Friday
Over the last four years Bulgaria attracted more than EUR 5.7 B foreign investments, which is 45% of the investments gathered in the years between 1992 to 2003.
The data was presented Thursday by Bulgaria's Deputy Economy Minister Valentin Parvanov during a seminar called "Bulgaria as a future market for services in the planning and consultations filed."
Bulgaria's 2004 foreign investments reached EUR 1.958 B thus setting a new record-high level.
The total amount of foreign investments for the period 2001-2004 makes 62% of the whole direct foreign investments for the past 13 years, Bulgaria's Economy Minister Milko Kovachev explained earlier in March.
Direct foreign investment last year equalled 9.2% of GDP, which is the highest ratio in Central and Eastern Europe as compared to 5.6% in neighbouring Romania and 4.4% in the Czech Republic.
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