Area: Population: Density of population: Municipalities: Mean annual temperature: Mean rainfall per year:
7 753,14 sq. km
426 028 (up to date 01.03.200)
55,7 people per sq. km
13 (including 257 towns and villages)
13° С
514 mm/sq. m
The Burgas region is one of the
most developed regions in the Republic of Bulgaria. It is
the second largest in area (next to the Sofia region) and
the fourth populated region of the country.
The geo-strategical situation of the region is a factor
of national importance well acknowledged by several countries
in Europe, Asia and Africa. Here goes the crossing of both
traditional and newbuilt axes of economical and political
interests as follows: Europe-Near East-Asia; Europe-Middle
East-Asia; Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Western Europe.
Burgas region is an
important "Entrance/Exit" of Bulgaria. Circa 74
% of the annual import/export of the country goes exlusively
through the Port of Burgas. Main factors influencing the
territorial localizations are: availabale nature key-factors
of economic importance such as ores and minerals used as a
raw material for the industrial development and in the construction
industry; a wide ground variety considered to be an important
precondition for agriculture development; Black Sea coastal
zones, thermal mineral springs, conditions for recreation
/country and cognitive tourism/ in the regional uplands, evaluated
as a developing factor of tourim and health resort work; availability
of highly skilled labour experienced in main production branches
of the regional economy; good level of technical, social and
market infrastructure.
With it's existing structures in
industry, agriculture, tourism and transport and the new legislation
the Burgas region enables potential investors to implement
serious investment projects on it's territory.
