Last week authorized banks issued 454 soft loans worth UAH 1.9 billion under the program Affordable Loans 5-7-9% in Ukraine. “Over the past week, 454 affordable loans worth UAH 1.9 billion were issued under the program, including 292 loan agreements worth UAH 0.57 billion concluded by public sector banks,” the Ministry of Finance said. Since…
People in Need in Chisinau has launched a Moldovan-Romanian project for backing the Ukrainian refugees. The project regards 18 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), 8 from Moldova and 10 from Romania, which provide services to the people hit by the war, especially for refugees from Ukraine and promotes their integration into the host communities. Thus, the principal…
Moldova will receive a 1.9-million euro grant from Japan. The government on October 27 approved the draft decision to initiate negotiations between Moldova and Japan for signing the grant agreement on implementation of the Farmers Insurance with Fertilizers Project. The agreement aims to reduce the burden on small and medium-sized farmers, affected by the consequences…
Bulgarians most often travel to Greece not only on vacation, but also on business trips. This can be seen in the data of the National Statistics Institute for travel in September. According to it, Greece is the destination – a leader in trips for the purpose of rest and excursion and for business purposes. The…
The total value of the Polish entertainment and media market will reach PLN 48.1 billion (EUR 10.7 billion) in 2023, consultancy firm PwC has said. Revenues from the traditional TV market, currently the largest sector in the Polish entertainment and media (E&M) market, were at PLN 12 billion (EUR 2.7 billion), PwC said in its…
According to forecasts of the National Bank of Ukraine, the total amount of financial assistance in the form of loans and grants will reach about $45 billion in 2023. “The total volume of financial assistance in the form of loans and grants is expected to reach about $45 billion this year. These revenues remain the…
Lithuanians are less likely to use artificial intelligence (AI) technologies than Latvians and Estonians, according to a Baltic survey commissioned by Ernst & Young Baltic (EY). According to the survey, 19% of people in Lithuania use ChatGPT, Bard, Claude or other AI solutions, compared to 27% in Latvia and Estonia. “At least for the time…