Dimitar Nikolov
Bulgaria's Students Get 16 Days Off: Which Cities Have Declared January 3 a Non-School Day?
On January 3, 2025, students in various Bulgarian cities will enjoy an extended holiday break as the day has been declared a non-school day by several mayors. This decision comes after the end of the Christmas holidays and, combined with the weekend of January 4-5, grants students 16 days off from school.
The 12th Edition of the Burgas Wine Festival Will be Held from July 19 to 21
Burgas City Railway to Connect Airport by 2024
A transformative project is underway in Burgas, Bulgaria, as plans for a city railway to link the Central Railway Station with Burgas Airport are on track for completion by the end of 2024. Maria Genova, the General Director of the National Railway Infrastructure Company, announced the timeline during a recent update on the project's progress.
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8 Regional Cities already have an Elected Mayor, Runoffs in the Others
After yesterday's local elections, mayors have been elected in the first round in 8 of the regional cities, while in the others a runoff will be held next Sunday (November 5).
In the first round, the mayor of Burgas, Dimitar Nikolov (picture), was elected from GERB for a fifth term (with 60.42% and 72.81% of the votes cast).
Bulgarian-Turkish Business Forum brought Together over 300 Businesses and Organizations in Burgas
The Bulgarian Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) and the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Organization in Turkey (KOSGEB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.
Bulgarian Scientists have created a Liquid Thermometer
A unique and patented indicator for measuring temperature was presented at "Prof. Dr. Asen Zlatarov" University.
How to monitor the body temperature of children and adults around the clock, without using a device, with the help of a thermochromic indicator was presented for the first time at the University in Burgas.
Environmental Disaster in Burgas Region, Thousands of Snakes Crawl out on Roads
The situation near the village of Dimchevo, Burgas region may be described as a real eco-catastrophe. The recent floods, which made the local authorities declare partial state of emergency, drove thousands of animals out of their burrows and now they sprawled all over the place to seek shelter in order to survive.
3,500 Tests for COVID-19 to Ensure the Safety on Bulgaria's South Black Sea Coast
3,500 people in the Burgas region will be tested for coronavirus in a large field study and the results will be used as a certificate, with which the Southern Black Sea coast will be advertised as a destination without COVID-19. They hope to attract more tourists this way.
Nine Major Cities in Bulgaria Elected Mayors at the First Round
Nine major cities in Bulgaria saw first-round victory of mayors in the local elections, according to interim results on October 28. There will be second round of elections in the other big cities, BNT reported.
Official Interim Results of the Local Vote as of 11:20 am
The CEC began exporting the first data from the processing of election protocols. Here's what the data shows at 11:20.
In Sofia - with 44.49% of protocols counted - Yordanka Fandakova has 36.57% ahead of Maya Manolova, which has 27.30%. There will be a runoff in Sofia next week.