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Sat, Feb 11 2012
Bulgaria has ‘stable and sustained fiscal policy’ – Finance Minister Dyankov
Simeon Dyankov, Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister.
Photo: Георги Кожухаров
Bulgaria has a stable and sustained fiscal policy, and in 2010 will work on a national economic strategy to emerge from the crisis, including strategies for the country’s regions that takes into account their individual characteristics, Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov said.
Working out an economic strategy to get out of the crisis will be a majority priority of the Government in 2010, Dyankov said.
To develop strategies for Bulgaria’s individual regions, the potential of each will be analysed, a process that should be completed by March.
Options for financing these regional strategies would be worked out, with the hope of beginning implementation within about four to five months.
Bulgaria’s cities had swelled while smaller settlements had shrunk.
Options should be considered whereby the state, along with the private sector and with the use of European Union funds, could assist development in the regions to reduce this process of urbanisation.
This would be devised taking into account anything that had worked well in the past, along with scenarios that had not yet been considered.
Working out an economic strategy to get out of the crisis will be a majority priority of the Government in 2010, Dyankov said.
To develop strategies for Bulgaria’s individual regions, the potential of each will be analysed, a process that should be completed by March.
Options for financing these regional strategies would be worked out, with the hope of beginning implementation within about four to five months.
Bulgaria’s cities had swelled while smaller settlements had shrunk.
Options should be considered whereby the state, along with the private sector and with the use of European Union funds, could assist development in the regions to reduce this process of urbanisation.
This would be devised taking into account anything that had worked well in the past, along with scenarios that had not yet been considered.
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pay your bills in time nothing more we want as business men we are financing the governement with prepaymant of vat and corperate taxes and the governement is not paying our bills Is this busssiness or unfair treatment of the companies?? where is our intrest in% of delayed payments??