The primary focus of Ukraine’s Export Strategy until 2030, currently being developed by the Ministry of Economy, will be to boost the production of high value-added products and expand opportunities for Ukrainian exporters. This was announced by Taras Kachka, Deputy Minister of Economy and Trade Representative of Ukraine, during the conference “Export in War Conditions:…
20 Ukrainians aged under 25 have won the youth component of the Vlasna Sprava grant program following the results of the 2025 eighth wave. They will receive UAH 3 million to start their businesses. In total, 280 young entrepreneurs have received a positive decision to receive grants since the program was launched. This was announced…
The co-chair of “We Continue the Change” Asen Vassilev said he did not expect a surge in consumer prices in Bulgaria after the adoption of the euro, arguing that the concerns were not backed by evidence. He explained that in countries that had already switched to the euro, any price growth was mainly seen in…
According to the latest Eurobarometer survey released recently, half of the Bulgarian population opposes the adoption of the euro, with 50% against and 43% in favor. This puts Bulgaria among five EU countries where the majority is against joining the eurozone. The other countries sharing this stance include Sweden (55%), Poland (59%), the Czech Republic…
A number of bilateral documents aimed at strengthening the partnership between the two countries were inked during a meeting between Prime Ministers of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal and of the Republic of Finland Petteri Orpo. Following the bilateral talks, the two Prime Ministers adopted a Joint Statement outlining the areas of economic cooperation, implementation of joint…
The Government has decided to allocate UAH 4.3 billion to support Ukrzaliznytsia. This was announced by Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal during a session of the Cabinet of Ministers on May 27. “Ukrzaliznytsia provides free transportation at the request of the military command, evacuation operations and transportation from the territory of hostilities,” said Denys…
On Nova TV, economist Stoyan Panchev noted that one of the reasons prices went up in Croatia after adopting the euro was the administrative suppression of prices prior to the introduction of the currency. Once the European Central Bank’s positive report was received, inflation there became more noticeable. Panchev is among the economists who believe…