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Employers in Bulgaria with new attitudes towards hiring foreigners

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03.06.2025 • 14:31

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The project team "Functionally Sustainable Migration and Integration in Bulgaria" (FSMI) conducted a survey among 84 employers in the country regarding their attitudes towards hiring foreign workers. The results will be presented at a national round table on September 25, 2025 in Sofia, where the challenges and opportunities of legal migration and integration in Bulgaria will be discussed.

The team of the project "FUMI in Bulgaria", implemented by the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) and the Center for Entrepreneurship and Management Development (CEED Bulgaria), held a regular meeting to discuss the progress of the survey on the attitudes of employers in the country towards hiring foreigners. The survey, conducted by BCCI in April-May 2025, covered 84 respondents.

The team is expected to prepare an analysis of the results, which will be presented at a national event on the project on September 25, 2025 in Sofia. The forum will bring together representatives of state and local authorities, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, academic circles, industry organizations and employers. The aim is to exchange ideas and experience, as well as to establish a constructive dialogue on issues related to legal migration and integration in Bulgaria.

The partners in the "FUMI in Bulgaria" project have also agreed to hold working meetings with organizations that will assist in the implementation of the project activities. The survey is expected to reveal detailed information on the attitudes of employers, their expectations, needs, challenges and advantages in hiring citizens from third countries.

The "FUMI in Bulgaria" project is being implemented by BCCI and CEED Bulgaria with the aim of promoting functionally sustainable migration and integration of foreigners in the country. The upcoming national event will provide a platform for dialogue and exchange of good practices in this area.