Bulgaria and the euro government, notably economy minister Petar Dimitrov, have speculated about unilaterally introducing the euro, which was not well-met by the European Commission. The lev is not part of ERM-II, but since the launch of the euro in 1999, it has been pegged to the euro at a fixed rate of €1 = BGN 1.95583 through a strictly managed currency board. In all of the three latest annual assessment reports, Bulgaria managed to comply with four out of the five economic convergence criteria for euro adoption, only failing to comply with the criteria requiring the currency of the state to have been
Agriculture in Bulgaria the temperate deciduous forests that extend over the mountainous regions of Bulgaria . It includes big and small game and predators. Hunting in national parks and protected areas in Bulgaria is prohibited. Game in Bulgaria - Big game deer, deer, fallow deer, roe deer, wild boar, deer, chamois, bears and capercaillie. Small game - rabbit, pheasant, partridge, Thracian partridge, quail and Polish nutria. Predators - wolf, jackal, fox, wild cat, marten, badger, polecat, raccoon dog, wandering wild dogs, roaming wild cats, magpie, hoodie Rook daw and others. Agriculture in Bulgaria Prior to World War II, agriculture in Bulgaria was the