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13.03.2025IME presented Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2024

The Institute for Market Economics held a special presentation for the international community of the latest edition of Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development on March 12 at the International Center of UniCredit Bulbank in Sofia. The event showcased key findings from the publication and offered insights into regional challenges and Bulgaria’s prospects for adopting the euro in 2026.

  • full presentation

 

  • Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2024 – full edition
  • The data on municipal level from our sister projects:
  • https://265obshtini.bg/
  • https://dvenasto.bg/

The project “Regional Profiles: Development Indicators” is implemented with the support of the “America for Bulgaria” Foundation.The statements and opinions expressed herein are solely those of IME and do not necessarily reflect the views of the America for Bulgaria Foundation or its affiliates.

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