According to a survey by the French-Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, most companies, members of the organisation, consider Bulgaria an attractive country for investment
Our key priorities are creating conditions for a better business environment, accelerating the investment process, implementing more targeted incentives for business, and, last but not least, reducing the administrative burden. This was stated by the Deputy Minister of Economy and Industry, Nikolay Pavlov, during the presentation of the results from a study on the business environment in Bulgaria, conducted by the French-Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
“This study serves as a compass for us in improving our policies and the business climate in Bulgaria,” Pavlov pointed out.
He noted that Bulgaria has managed to maintain one of its main competitive advantages over the past turbulent year, namely its macroeconomic stability. The Deputy Minister for Economy also emphasised the importance of Bulgaria’s accession to the Schengen Area for the national economy and highlighted that the government plans to expand investment in technological development and industrial zones.
“Competitiveness today is determined by how companies are supported to become more innovative and to integrate new digital solutions in their operations,” Pavlov added.
The overwhelming majority of companies participating in the fourth edition of the “Business Environment in Bulgaria” survey by the French-Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FBCIC) view Bulgaria as an attractive investment destination. The prevailing opinion is also that their investment in our country is a profitable move.
The event was hosted by the Ambassador of France in Bulgaria, Joël Meyer, and among the official guests were Mila Nenova, Executive Director of the Bulgarian Investment Agency (BIA), the Ambassador of Belgium in Bulgaria, Paul Lambert, and Tsvetan Simeonov, President of the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI).