Georgi Dimov
Schengen Membership to Boost Bulgarian Economy by 500 Million Leva Annually
The Bulgarian economy is expected to gain significantly from the country's admission to the Schengen area, with annual economic benefits estimated at 500 million leva. The Bulgarian Industrial Capital Association (BICA) expressed optimism that the removal of border controls will have an immediate impact, not only on transport companies but also on Bulgarian citizens.
Acting PM Glavchev: Danube Bridge Upgrades to Ease Traffic as Bulgaria Awaits Schengen Decision
Acting Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev inspected the Danube Bridge border checkpoint, assessing the coordination among institutions to ensure smooth operations in light of Bulgaria's anticipated Schengen accession.
Bulgaria Appoints New Director for Customs Agency in Government's First Decision
Marking the inaugural decision of Bulgaria's new caretaker government, the Customs Agency welcomes a new director, as announced by acting Finance Minister Lyudmila Petkova. Georgi Dimov, former executive director of the National Revenue Agency (NRA), steps into the role, succeeding Petya Bankova.
Bulgaria: How to get the 25 cents Discount at Gas Stations
Each gas station will decide for itself whether to grant the discount of 25 cents per liter of A95 gasoline, diesel, natural gas (methane) or propane-butane (liquefied petroleum gas LPG). This is stipulated in the law, which comes into force after midnight on Saturday - 07.09.
Interview: Can the Pressure of the International Community Affect Erdogan?
Interview with Snezhana Ivanova with Tihomir Stoychev and Georgi Dimov in '12 +3 ' on Horizon.
"Turkey has not stopped looking at Bulgaria as part of its vilayets. We need to read Turkey's new national doctrine, embodied in Davutoglu's book."
Georgi Dimov: Dividing line between Brussels and Ankara remains deep despite attempt for support
The dividing line between Brussels and Ankara remains a deep one, Georgi Dimov, former consul general of Bulgaria in Edirne, told FOCUS Radio' Good Morning Bulgaria.
Georgi Dimov: 'The Civil War in Turkey Is Knocking at the Door'
''The civil war in Turkey is knocking at the door following the referendum giving more authority to the President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, said Georgi Dimov, former consul general of Bulgaria in Edime, commented during Radio Focus morning show Good Morning Bulgaria.