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Results will be announced on Monday 13thAugust.
Albania has registered average growth of 5.6% annually since 2005,the finance ministry announced on Monday(September 20th).
The results will be announced on Monday 13th of August.
Britain will lead the EU Police Mission to Albania(PAMECA) over the next three years,the British Home Office announced on Monday(February 25th).
However, Macedonia's Electoral Commission announced on Monday(April 6th) that turnout exceeded 42%.
Romania hopes to attract 6 billion euros in EU funding from the Cohesion Fund and agriculture funds this year,Prime Minister Emil Boc announced on Monday(January 9th).
Legendary Irish rock band U2 announced on Monday(March 9th) its concert in Zagreb this summer.
Montenegro has offered 1 euro to the Russian owners of ailing local aluminium smelter KAP, Economy Minister Vladimir Kavaric announced on Monday(February 13th).
The employer organisation UPS announced on Monday(January 12th) that industrial losses had reached 24m euros.
Slovenian home appliances manufacturer Gorenje will open a new plant in the Serbian town of Zajecar, the Serbian economy ministry announced on Monday(January 24th).
UNMIK chief Soren Jessen-Petersen announced on Monday(12 June) that he would be leaving his post at the end of this month.
Croatian President Ivo Josipovic will pay his first visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH) on April 14th and 15th,his office announced on Monday(April 12th).
The Romanian carmaker Dacia announced on Monday(February 23rd) it would begin marketing a new, cheaper Logan model.
Albania secured a 250m-euro loan from Deutsche Bank and Greece's Alpha Bank tofund its investment programme, the finance ministry announced on Monday(May 4th).
PepsiAmericas announced on Monday(August 24th) it is investing 105m euros in a bottling plant in Romania.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's(BiH) only oil refinery,Bosanski Brod, announced on Monday(March 17th) that it ended last year with a 33m-euro loss.
US company Chevron announced on Monday(April 2nd) that it is terminating its activities related to shale gas in Romania for the rest of the year.
The Turkish chapter of National Geographic's International Photography Competition announced on Monday(November 30th) the selection of works that will represent the country in the event.
Greece's Piraeus Bank announced on Monday(September 24th) that it is considering entering the Cypriot market and expanding its operations in Ukraine.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina's(FBiH) industrial output increased by 1.4% month-to-month in July,the Federal Office of Statistics announced on Monday(August 17th).
Romanian Labour Minister Paul Pacuraru announced on Monday(November 12th) that the minimum wage will be raised by 28% in 2008.
Turkey's Turk Telekom announced on Monday(April 28th) that it will make a 15% public stake offering of its state-owned shares.
Saudi Ambassador to the UN Khalid al-Nafisse announced on Monday(April 20th) that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has recognised the state of Kosovo.
German retailer LIDL announced on Monday(February 22nd) the acquisition of Plus, a discount retail chain in Romania and Bulgaria.
Slovenian telecommunications company Telekom announced on Monday(November 24th) that it is interested in acquiring Macedonian mobile phone operator Cosmofon.
The European Investment Bank announced on Monday(July 16th) that it sealed an agreement to provide a 250m-euro loan to Turkey's DenizBank, designated for support of small-and medium-sized businesses.
Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor announced on Monday(August 23rd) that the government will increase the excise tax on cigarettes and on lead-free petrol.
Pristina International Airport announced on Monday(July 6th) they have made 3.5m euros in net profit during the first six months of the year.
Bulgaria's Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov announced on Monday(October 31st) that the government and labour unions have reached an agreement to raise the minimum wage by 7.4%.
Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader announced on Monday(14 February) a decision by the ruling Croatian Democratic Union(HDZ) on structural and personnel changes in the government.