Foreign policy
News about Bulgaria’s international relations, diplomacy, positions on global issues, and participation in international organizations.
Prime Minister Gyurov's Conversation with Marco Rubio: Focus on Energy and Defense Support
Prime Minister Gyurov spoke with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, discussing energy, defense, and market stability.
Raykov: The agreement with Ukraine is declarative, but Bulgaria supports the European position
Deputy Minister Raykov commented on the agreement with Ukraine, relations with Iran and Bulgaria's position towards North Macedonia. The agreement with Ukraine is declarative, and Bulgaria supports the European position. Iran has received a clear position, and the non-fulfillment of the conditions by North Macedonia is a problem for Skopje and the EU.
Yotova Continues Meetings on Addressing the Economic Consequences of the Middle East Conflict
President Yotova discussed measures with interim ministers and institutions to overcome economic pressures caused by the conflict in the Middle East. The general consensus is the need for coordination and expansion of the powers of oversight bodies.
Bulgaria and Ukraine Sign 10-Year Security Agreement
Interim Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a 10-year security agreement. Bulgaria will support Ukraine on its path to the EU and NATO, emphasizing energy security and the country's recovery.
Raya Nazaryan Participates in the Parliamentary Summit in Bucha, Ukraine
The Speaker of the National Assembly, Raya Nazaryan, is participating in the second parliamentary Summit in Bucha, Ukraine. Humanitarian challenges and energy security will be discussed.
Protocol on Education in Odesa Oblast Signed: Bulgaria Supports the Bulgarian Community in Ukraine
A protocol was signed in Kyiv between Bulgaria and Ukraine, guaranteeing education in Bulgarian at the Bolgrad Gymnasium. Issues of cooperation in various spheres were also discussed, as well as support for Ukraine.
Bulgarian Delegation Led by Andrey Gyurov Visits Kyiv: Meetings with Zelenskyy and Key Ukrainian Figures
Acting Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov and a Bulgarian delegation held meetings with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other Ukrainian leaders in Kyiv, discussing support for Ukraine and Euro-Atlantic security.
Measures to Combat the Crisis: Bulgaria Takes Steps to Protect Citizens and Businesses
The caretaker government presented a package of measures to overcome the consequences of the crisis in the Middle East. The goal is to protect citizens and businesses by taking action to control fuel, electricity, and food prices, supporting transport and energy-intensive industries. The measures are valued at around 100 million euros and include a delay in road tolls, support for electricity, and fuel compensation.
Caretaker Minister Ismailov Discussed Fuel Prices and Infrastructure Projects
Caretaker Minister of Transport and Communications Korman Ismailov discussed issues with fuel prices with ambassadors and considered infrastructure projects such as the expansion of border checkpoints and railway lines.
Bulgaria Among Leading Destinations for Ukrainian Exports with ECA Support
Bulgaria shares third place in the import of Ukrainian goods in January-February 2026, supported by the Export Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA). Germany leads. The largest share of exports consists of furniture.
Andrey Gyurov Discussed Early Elections and Events in the Middle East with EU Ambassadors
Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov met with heads of EU missions to discuss the upcoming elections, events in the Middle East, the budget framework, and other current topics. The importance of a fair vote and the stability of Bulgaria were emphasized.
Urgent Warning: Bulgarians to Leave the Middle East Due to Escalating Risk
Deputy Minister Raykov warned of a drastic deterioration in the situation in the Middle East and urged Bulgarians in the region to evacuate immediately.
Borisov: Coalitions are formed after elections, the world is at war
Boyko Borisov commented on current topics from Brussels, where he attended the EPP anniversary. He stated that coalitions are formed after elections and commented on the war and fuel prices.
Nadezhda Neynski: We must not lose focus on Ukraine against the backdrop of the Middle East
At a meeting of the EU's Foreign Affairs Council, Nadezhda Neynski emphasized the importance of focusing on Ukraine despite the situation in the Middle East. Sanctions against Russia, Ukraine's security and hybrid attacks were discussed. Bulgaria condemns Iran's attacks and supports maritime security. Regional issues, including preparations for a summit in Cyprus, were also addressed.
Nadezhda Neynski Discussed Cooperation within the Three Seas Initiative
Minister Neynski participated in a working dinner in Brussels, discussing the priorities of the Three Seas Initiative. The importance of North-South connections, the diversification of energy supplies, and Bulgaria's role in the development of regional connectivity were emphasized.