Volodymyr Balin, Vice President of the Association of International Road Carriers (AsMAP), believes that Poland may cease to be the largest transit route for Ukrainian trucks to other EU countries. “We have to be prepared for the fact that Poland will no longer be the largest transit country for us to other countries of the…
The regulatory framework for the control of quick-frozen food intended for human consumption has been improved and aligned with EU requirements. The decision was taken by the Government on January 10. The main objective of the new changes is to adjust temperature monitoring procedures in transport vehicles and in storage areas for quick-frozen foods. Thus,…
Poland wants to submit four further applications to the European Commission this year for payments of EU funds under the National Recovery Plan (KPO) of up to EUR 23 billion, the funds and regional policy minister Katarzyna Pelczynska has written on X. “After the first payment request, we want to submit four more applications this…
Bulgaria’s major airports, including Sofia, Varna, Burgas and Plovdiv, have confirmed their readiness for Bulgaria’s upcoming inclusion in the Schengen area by air, slated for March 31. These airports anticipate a seamless transition, assuring improved passenger processing and reduced wait times for travelers to and from Schengen member states. Airport authorities highlighted their advanced infrastructure…
The plan for the priority return of agricultural land to economic use from the beginning of 2024 has been updated. From now on, according to the plan of priority inspection and if necessary, more than 512,000 hectares of agricultural land are due to be cleared and demined. This was reported by Yuliia Svyrydenko, First Deputy…
In the first week of 2024, 465 entrepreneurs received loans under the Affordable Loans programme totalling UAH 2.2 billion. Since the launch of the programme in February 2020, 79,000 loans worth UAH 269 billion have been issued. In 2023, entrepreneurs took out the most loans to replenish working capital (UAH 47 billion) and anti-war loans…
Chisinau International Airport has returned to regular working hours. Flights are resumed and operating as normal. The announcement was made on January 9 by the airport administration. Due to the bad weather conditions, flight delays or cancellations were recorded at the airport on January 8. (Moldpres/Business World Magazine)