Burgas

Gross domestic product, wages, and pensions are growing relatively quickly and are above those in most districts. However, the poverty level in the district remains relatively high. Employment and unemployment are both rising, with both indicators being more favourable than the national average. Investment activity in the region remains high, as reflected in the continued growth of domestic and foreign investment and the huge increase in output. The share of motorways and first-class roads is high, but the quality of the road surface remains relatively low. Burgas is the district with the highest local taxes. The district maintains stable financial independence.

Natural growth is high, although negative, and the region continues to attract people. The region performs relatively well in educational indicators. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. There are many registered crimes and the courts are overloaded. Large amounts of waste are generated, but most of it is sent for treatment and recycling. Burgas is the district with the highest ratings for tourism, and most cultural indicators are also above the national average.

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