In the decade before and after the Congress of Berlin, Russia's Near Eastern Policy was dominated by three considerations:avoidance of diplomatic is olation, security at the Black Sea Straits, and the protection of the Russian predominant position in Bulgaria.
Unprofitable ones will occupy a predominant position in the medical service system.
The policies of using foreign funds and allowing the private sector to expand will not weaken the predominant position of the public sector, which is a basic feature of the economy as a whole.
