By choosing Bulgaria in 2000, Saad accepted a challenge, which is reavealing all its benefits.
Bulgaria was an evolving, dynamic, but also very unstable market.
To loose trading opportunities among soviet countries, in 1989, was a hard blow for bulgarian
economy. Due to unconsistent economic reforms and unstable bank system, Bulgaria has
experienced a real economic upturn only since 1997.
By the end of 90’s, the increasing foreign capitals, the new macroeconomic stability and a
GDP growing 4-5% per year, made Bulgaria more and more attractive to foreign investors.

The Republic of Bulgaria is situated in the east part of balcanic peninsula, an ideal location for
trading and cultural relationships between West Europe, oriental Slavic countries, ex-Jugoslavia countries and, through Turkey, Arabic world.

Bulgaria offers really competitive investment conditions: low cost properties and labour costs,
an attractive taxation system, and above all a booming market.