Bulgaria’s Black Sea coastal city of Varna headed the World Bank's ranking as a good city to start a business. The survey covers a total of 22 cities in Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary, which are compared to five main indicators.
Bulgaria’s Black Sea coastal city of Varna headed the World Bank's ranking as a good city to start a business. The survey covers a total of 22 cities in Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary, which are compared to five main indicators. Sofia was ranked last among the Bulgarinan cities in terms of registering property, and one place before last to start-up a business. It is in one of the last places in terms of implementation of contracts.
When it comes to small and medium business, the Hungarian cities have shown the best results and occupy the top positions in the ranking. Among the Bulgarian cities, Bourgas and Varna are best ranked.
According to the World Bank report, Sofia ranks best in ease for issuing a building permit in Bulgaria, and the slowest process is in Plovdiv. In terms of joining the energy grid, Sofia is ranked at the bottom, and Bourgas heads the ranking. The Bulgarian cities are most lagging in the ranking when it comes to registering property.
Sofia's Waste Crisis: 'Sofekostroy' Starts Organisation for Rubbish Collection in 'Lyulin' District
Free-Roaming Animals Continue to Pose Danger on Main Roads in Southwestern Bulgaria
Rockslide in Kresna Gorge Disrupts Traffic Following Heavy Rain in Southwestern Bulgaria
В търсене на мир: Съюзниците на Украйна изразиха притеснения относно плана на Тръмп
Преди утрешното заседание на ОИК-Варна: Ще бъде ли отстранен от поста кметът Благомир Коцев?