Suzanne
04-02-06, 12:16 PM
Foreign investors have declared their interest in some of the biggest railway stations in Bulgaria, Transport Minister Petar Mutafchiev revealed.
In his words should the investors retain their interest Bulgaria might offer for privatization the railway stations in capital Sofia and second city Plovdiv.
Minister Mutafchiev also said that over 14,000 passengers are going through Sofia's Central Railway Station daily. The station has attracted the attention of Austrian and Italian investors. Still, Mutafchiev underlined that it was not clear yet whether Bulgaria would open its railway station for privatization.
Business: 4 February 2006, Saturday.
http://www.novinite.com/view_news.php?id=58718
In his words should the investors retain their interest Bulgaria might offer for privatization the railway stations in capital Sofia and second city Plovdiv.
Minister Mutafchiev also said that over 14,000 passengers are going through Sofia's Central Railway Station daily. The station has attracted the attention of Austrian and Italian investors. Still, Mutafchiev underlined that it was not clear yet whether Bulgaria would open its railway station for privatization.
Business: 4 February 2006, Saturday.
http://www.novinite.com/view_news.php?id=58718