December 2020

The Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications approved for funding another 344 applications by bus carriers from the second evaluation session. They have a total value of nearly BGN 12.8 million.

By the middle of 2021, 15 new locomotives will enter the railway system, which will serve the main and busiest routes of the country.

The Bulgarian seafarer Eduard Tavityan received the annual award of the International Maritime Organization for outstanding courage.

The Broadband Cost Reduction Directive aims to facilitate and incentivise the roll-out of high-speed electronic communications networks by lowering the costs of deployment with a set of harmonised measures.

The Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications Rossen Jeliazkov and the European Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries Virginjius Sinkevicius opened a virtual Ministerial Meeting on the Common Maritime Agenda in

The Minister of Transport, Information Technologies and Communications Rossen Jeliazkov, the Minister of Health Kostadin Angelov and the Director of the Center for Emergency Medical Aid Dr. Georgi Gelev validated a postage stamp.

The Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications approved for funding the first 208 applications of bus carriers, from the first evaluation session. The applications approved so far are worth a total of nearly BGN 14 million.

In the context of the unprecedented crisis we are in, we cannot afford initiatives that would lead to increased costs and administrative burdens for countries and airspace users.

The socially significant data can become more accessible if the organizations that share them voluntarily are provided with incentives as an easier access to EU funding, and reduction of the regulatory barriers for testing and innovations.