Macroeconomic stability
- The political and economic stability. Bulgaria is one of the few European countries revealing a constant budgetary surplus growth.
- The dynamics of the GDP (gross domestic product ) is over 6% per annum and the estimated expenditure is maintained at around 6% in subsequent years. Driver of growth remains strong investment.
- Bulgaria joined NATO in 2004.
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Bulgaria entered the European Union in January 2007. This fact forced the state to fulfill certain legal and economic requirements. Institutions similar to Polish institutions guard the stability of the state. Large international funds as well as the English, Dutch, Irish, Austrians, Russians, Danes, Greeks, Czechs and others invest in Bulgaria.
- Very low labor costs in comparison to other EU countries.
- Geography – a strategic location
- Low costs of living – cheap water, power, maintenance, tourist-friendly prices