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Executive Agency “Maritime Administration” (EAMA) is a legal entity on budget support to the Ministry of transport, information technology and communications, a second level user of budget credits, based in Sofia with regional offices in Bourgas, Varna, Lom and Rousse.

EAMA status is regulated by the Merchant Shipping Code - Art. 360, para. 1. The activity, structure, organization and operation of the Agency shall be determined by regulations adopted by the Council of Ministers.

Address: 1000 Sofia, 5 Gen. Iosif Gurko Str.
Phone: (+359 2) 9 409 428
Fax: (+359 2) 987 67 69, (+359 2) 940 93 65
E-mail: kabinet-iaja@iaja.bg, FOffice@iaja.bg
Web site: https://www.iaja.bg/en
 

The DG CAA shall be a state budget supported legal entity within the Ministry of Transport, IformationTecnology and Communication, headquartered in Sofia, and a secondary principal of budgetary loans.

phone: (+359 2) 930 88 40
phone: *3222
fax: (+359 2) 988 54 95

е-mail: avto_a@rta.government.bg
Web page: rta.government.bg

CONCESSIONS PROJECTS, WHICH MTC IS PREPARING FOR AWARD, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UPDATED ACTION PLAN FOR STATE CONCESSIONS FOR THE PERIOD 2021-2027, APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS AT A MEETING HELD ON 17.02.2021.

CONCESSIONS FOR TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE OBJECTS should be amended as follows:

Concession projects for 2021

The Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications elaborated Strategy for the development of the transport system of the Republic of Bulgaria until 2020 in the period August-September 2009. The strategic document was adopted by the Council of the Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria on 7 April 2010.

Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area – Towards a competitive and resource efficient transport system.

The European Data Portal (EDP) project covers full set of activities including upgrading of the http://www.europeandataportal.eu/ portal infrastructure and the provision of a series of added value services to accompany the European countries.

European Commission (EC) recently launched Open Data Portal Project (ODPP) covering a full set of activities with the ambition of deploying a pan-European data portal infrastructure including the provision of a series of added value services to accompany European countries. The overarching approach to supporting European Countries as they mature on their open data Journey is to offer a combination of common support material and training as well as targeted support for those that are still in the early stages of the journey.