Bulgaria reforms: economic growth and a crackdown on corruption highlight country's changes. (Eastern Europe).

Bulgaria has accelerated the pace of reform since Simeon Saxe-Coburg, the former King Simeon II, became prime minister in July 2001 His background in finance has boost the government's credibility with Western institutions and given foreign investors confidence that the legal and bureaucratic obstacles they have to vie with will at last be remov
Saxe-Coburg's chief policymakers are sum of two units US-trained Bulgarians in their thirties who get backed from London to serve in his coalition conduct Milen Velchev, a former vice president at Merrill Lynch and Nikolai Vassilev,