:News Archive
08. May 2009.
EBRD and UniCredit join forces to support businesses across eastern Europe
06:47 |
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| EMportal
The EBRD and the UniCredit Group, one of the largest European banking groups, are joining forces to boost the flow of credits to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across central and eastern Europe.
Biden to meet political leaders in Serbia, Kosmet, BiH
07:04 |
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| EMportal
The Vice President will travel to Southeastern Europe the week of May 18th and visit Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Kosovo.
Belgrade business people visit Zagreb
07:10 |
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| Hina
Trade, tourism, transport, environmental protection and joint ventures on third markets are some of the areas of cooperation between Croatian and Serbian companies, Zagreb Chamber of Commerce president Zlatan Froehlich said in Zagreb on Thursday.
IMF mission visits FYRMacedonia to examine economic situation
07:11 |
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| MIA
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission arrived in FYRMacedonia on Thursday for a week-long visit to examine the economic situation in the country.
EU to finance link-up of Bulgarian Natural Gas Network with Greece, Romania
07:13 |
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| BTA
The connection between the gas transmission networks of Bulgaria and Greece will be financed with 45 million euro. The link-up between the gas networks of Bulgaria and Romania will receive 10 million euro in financing.
24 countries have officially reported 2371 cases of influenza A (H1N1) infection
07:25 |
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| EMportal
In the ongoing spread of influenza A(H1N1), concerns about the possibility of this virus being found in pigs and the safety of pork and pork products have been raised.
Eastern Partnership Summit
07:29 |
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| EMportal
The European Commission says this initiative will lead to deepening of political and economic relations, more energy security, increased mobility and will give an additional boost to pro-democratic and market oriented reforms in partner countries.
EU invests €410 000 in the Albanian District Court renovation
07:32 |
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| EMportal
In the framework of assistance for Albania's judiciary reform, the European Commission continues to finance a series of interventions, in judiciary infrastructure, capacity building and training.
Bulgaria’s railway firms to cut working hours
07:36 |
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| Dnevnik
Freight traffic has slowed down by 40% since the start of the year, squeezing proceeds from infrastructure fees the infrastructure company collects from transport firms.
Ernst & Young to dig into SAPARD projects
07:39 |
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| Pioneer-Investors.com
Independent auditors of Ernst & Young are checking the Bulgarian agency handling EU's SAPARD programme aid to establish whether the projects' assessment follows the European Commission's recommendations for payment valuation and control
Sonae Sierra loses over EUR 50 M after reevaluation of two projects in Romania
07:41 |
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| Pioneer-Investors.com
Portuguese commercial center developer Sonae Sierra lost more than EUR 50 M last year following the reevaluation of lands and works completed in southern cities of Ploiesti and Craiova.
Greek kiwi tree variety wins int'l recognition
07:49 |
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| ANA
The annual kiwi production globally is estimated at 1.3 million tons, with Greece's market share at 60,000 tons.
Turkish police arrest official of Albania's Embassy in FYROM
07:51 |
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| Focus News Agency
The Deputy Secretary of the Albanian Embassy in Skopje, Agim Haxhia, has been arrested Thursday in Turkey, after the police found 65 kilograms of high-quality heroin in his vehicle
Critical questions remain about H1N1 flu
07:55 |
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| EMportal, Washington File
Scientists from around the world met in a virtual conference about the novel H1N1 outbreak. The call, hosted by the World Health Organization (WHO) on May 5, is the second international technical meeting held since disease surveillance efforts in Mexico began detecting cases of
