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Ambassador Nancy McEldowney visited the city of Plovdiv on Monday, September 29. She met with Mayor Slavcho Atanasov, attended the official opening of the International Trade Fair, and explored some of the historical sites of the city. In her remarks at the joint press availability with Mayor Atanasov, Ambassador McEldowney said she came to Plovdiv both to meet with the Mayor to talk about issues and to “try to do everything possible to advance commercial relations and the economic presence of the American companies here.”  Remarks at Eltrak/Caterpillar Exhibition at Plovdiv International Trade Fair Remarks at the Joint Press Availability with the Mayor of Plovdiv
U.S. Pledges $1 Billion for Georgian ReconstructionOn September 3, President Bush announced that the United States would support the recovery in Georgia with a $1 billion pledge for reconstruction and meeting humanitarian needs. Since the conflict began, the U.S. government has delivered more than 2.4 million pounds of food, water, bedding, and medical supplies – more than $30 million worth – to the Georgian people in need. (more) News From The Embassy
| U.S. Army Awards $61 Million Project for Construction at Joint Training Facility in Novo SeloBulgarian firms win 11 of 13 contracts in projectSeptember 18, 2008 - The U.S. Army has awarded a two-year, $61.15 million project for construction at the Joint Training Facility in Novo Selo, Bulgaria. Eleven of the thirteen companies winning contracts for the project are Bulgarian. The other two companies are American and Italian. (more)
U.S. Army Awards Three More Contracts in Support of this Summer’s Joint Training at Novo Selo Training AreaThe U.S. Army awarded three more contracts worth over $300,000 for this summer’s joint exercise, Bulgarian Panther 08. The contracts will provide goods and services for soldiers training at Novo Selo Training Area, including procurement of morale, welfare and recreation services and equipment as well as temporary motor pool vehicle services. (more)
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U.S. Army Europe and the U.S. Embassy do not hire directly to fill vacancies in the joint U.S.-Bulgarian military facilities. The Bulgarian and/or international companies that are awarded contracts for goods and services will be responsible for hiring personnel for work in the joint military facilities, based on the type of jobs needed in the awarded contracts. Prospective applicants for vacancies in the joint military facilitiies can apply for jobs with the companies that have won the contracts for goods and services. Prospective applicants for vacancies in the joint military facilities can apply for jobs with the companies that have won the contracts for goods and services.
For more information about upcoming information sessions for companies and the contracts being offered, please register at www.fbo.gov or visit http://bulgaria.usembassy.gov/odc_jtf.html
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THE ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP
Bulgaria and U.S. Sign Amended Bilateral Investment Treaty
Text of Bilateral Investment Treaty
Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation
U.S. Foreign Commercial Service
More about U.S. Investment in Bulgaria
U.S. ASSISTANCE TO BULGARIA
Since 1991, The United States has provided over $600 million in assistance to Bulgaria, in humanitarian and technical assistance and training.
More about U.S. Assistance
Democracy Commission Small Grants Program of the U.S. Embassy in Bulgaria - 1994-2006 (Compendium)
Current Democracy Commission Grants
STUDY IN THE U.S.
How to Apply to American Universities
The Fulbright Program
Student Visas
ABOUT THE U.S.
America in Facts and Figures
A Brief Tour of the Regions of the United States (
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Information Resource Center
| | THE ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP Bulgaria and U.S. Sign Amended Bilateral Investment Treaty Text of Bilateral Investment Treaty Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation U.S. Foreign Commercial Service More about U.S. Investment in Bulgaria |
Since 1991, The United States has provided over $600 million in assistance to Bulgaria, in humanitarian and technical assistance and training.
More about U.S. Assistance Democracy Commission Small Grants Program of the U.S. Embassy in Bulgaria - 1994-2006 (Compendium) Current Democracy Commission Grants
STUDY IN THE U.S.
How to Apply to American Universities
The Fulbright Program
Student Visas
ABOUT THE U.S.
America in Facts and Figures
A Brief Tour of the Regions of the United States ( Video)
Information Resource Center
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