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Bulgaria seeks new auto investment after China success

A worker on the assembly line at Great Wall's plant in Bulgaria. The country hopes to attract more auto industry investment.
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By:
Claire Bal
September 29, 2013 05:00 AM

Bulgaria is stepping up efforts to win more auto industry investment to build on the success of attracting a new vehicle plant for China's Great Wall Motors.

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