Member states of the Union for the Mediterranean
Cheaper phone calls with BiH, Macedonia, Montenegro
BELGRADE - Serbian citizens will be able to enjoy cheaper phone calls with Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia, as the prices of the services will gradually decrease in the next three years, Director of the Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (RATEL) Milan Jankovic said on Thursday.
Montenegro Drops in Forbes Business Ranking
The list assembled annually by the economic and financial magazine shows that Montenegro has fallen four places compared to 2013, although it is still ahead of a number of European Union member countries, such as Greece, which is in 51st place.
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Albania and Bosnia Lag in Europe GDP Table
Albania has the lowest Gross Domestic Product, GDP, per capita and the lowest Actual Individual Consumption, AIC, of 37 European countries, according to a report by the EU statistics agency Eurostat.
The research covered all EU member states, plus Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, Albania, Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey, Montenegro, Bosnia and Albania.
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Turkey ‘would not accept’ Greece-Egypt Mediterranean deal
Any delimitation of the Mediterranean between Egypt and Greece will not be acceptable if it affects Turkeyâs national interests, Prime Minister Ahmet DavutoÄlu has said.
DavutoÄluâs remarks were published on Dec. 7 in the Greek newspaper To Vima, in an interview given at the end of the third High-Level Cooperation Council meeting between Greece and Turkey in Athens on Dec. 6.
Some 32.5 bln fled abroad on fears of Grexit
By Leonidas Stergiou
The amount of capital that was transferred out of Greek banks between late 2009, when the extent of Greeces economic troubles started emerging, and ended in June 2012 as confidence in Greece began being restored, amounted to about 115 billion euros, a recent National Bank of Greece survey showed.
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Turkish PM to visit Greece amid oil, gas tensions in Cyprus
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu will visit Greece for two days beginning Dec. 3 amid tensions over energy deposits in the eastern Mediterranean.
The two-day talks between Turkey and Greece are part of confidence-building measures launched in 2010 to improve relations between the Aegean neighbors.
Albania, Serbia extend co-operation despite diplomatic skirmish
Venizelos urges Turkey to respect Cyprus EEZ
Ankara must respect Cyprus's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) if it wants UN-brokered reunification talks to resume, Greek Foreign Minister Evangelos Venizelos said ahead of a weekend visit to Turkey.
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Bulgaria To Create E-Registry of Its Tourist Destinations
Bulgaria's Tourism Ministry will create an electronic registry of all tourist destinations in the country, said Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova during the opening of the International Meeting Of Touroperators in Plovdiv.
65 percent of Turkey’s tourism facilities need to be renewed
Some 65 percent of tourism facilities on Turkeyâs coasts need to be renovated to compete with other facilities around the Mediterranean, even though nearly half of Turkeyâs hotels are less than 10 years old, according to a recent report by the Touristic Hoteliers Association of the Mediterranean (AKTOB).