Free online courses to support business
Rousse Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Business Innovation Center INOBRIDGE open free access to two training courses to support business and the community in the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Economy 4.0: creating a future that benefits everyone
In December 2019, our partners from 36.6 Competence center (Scotland), attended the last AER (Assembly of European Regions) meeting that took place in Brussels and here are some of the things they shared with us.
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An initiative of the European Commission will optimize the production processes of companies in Ruse as well
Work on the European initiative ADMA (European Advanced Manufacturing Support Centre) is about to start in Ruse, which aims to provide industrial solutions for the optimization of small and medium-sized enterprises. The task was undertaken by certified auditors in the area, in cooperation with the Ruse Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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The chambers of commerce of Ruse and Budapest agreed on new economic opportunities
Ruse Chamber of Commerce and Industry continues to expand its network of business partners and opportunities, after on January 29 the institution signed a memorandum of cooperation with the oldest chamber of commerce in Hungary - the Budapest Chamber, which has a rich 170-year history. The Hungarian organization is also among the initiators of the establishment of the Danube Federation of Chambers of Commerce.
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14th Annual Investor of the Year Awards
The Bulgarian Investment Agency (BAI) and the Regional Administration - Ruse inform about the 14th consecutive year of the annual "Investor of the Year" awards. Traditionally, the competition promotes the contribution of investors to the Bulgarian economy. The awards are presented to companies that have taken a significant step in their development through sustainable and effective investments, have created new jobs...
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The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Vratsa has successfully completed the project "Digitalization - Strategic guide for the digitalization of SMEs"
The Vratsa Chamber of Commerce and Industry informs about the successful completion of the project "Digitalization - Strategic guide for digitalization of SMEs" under the Erasmus+ program, in which the regional chamber is a partner. The main goal of the project Digitization - Strategic guide for the digitization of SMEs", with a duration of 2 years (01.11.2017 - 31.10.2019) and implemented by 7 European organizations, was to...
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Bulgarian Fashion Association with a stand at the White Label Expo in London
The Bulgarian Fashion Association took part with its own stand, where it presented clothing and accessories from various Bulgarian manufacturers, including women's clothing brands Reni Steele and Wolf Walley, women's and men's underwear from the Biju brand, swimwear from Maya Ilieva, hand-painted scarves from the artist Dilyan Dochev – DiL, socks from Fenix 94, men's shirts from Bulammas, dresses with children's drawings by Dress to Impress and others. The BMA representatives said that there is interest in the presented products and contacts have been made with foreign buyers.
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The two oldest chambers of commerce in Bulgaria and Romania are deepening economic cooperation
Today, November 21, a Memorandum of Cooperation was officially signed in Bucharest between representatives of the Ruse Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Bucharest Chamber of Commerce and Industry. On the Bulgarian side, the document was signed by Margarit Vutov, chairman of RTIK, and on the Romanian side - by the chairman of BTIK, Kostika Mustatsa.
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Good news for the Bulgarian fashion industry
On October 30, 2019, a meeting was held between representatives of the Bulgarian Fashion Association and the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCC), where opportunities for cooperation and development of the new branch organization were discussed.
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What is the relationship between Industry 4.0 and industrial data analysis?
When asking such a question it is important to look deeper. Understanding the meaning of industrial data is a way we can see how it relates to Industry 4.0. In fact, the real question is not how these two things are related, but how they are not!
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