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Foreign ministry: Skopje must meet its commitments to move ahead on EU path
Bulgaria expects North Macedonia to meet the commitments it has made before it moves forward on its path to EU membership.
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Bulgaria expects North Macedonia to meet the commitments it has made before it moves forward on its path to EU membership.
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Deputy prime minister Alexander Pulev took part in the meeting between prime minister Rumen Radev and Polish prime minister Donald Tusk in Poland.
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President Rumen Radev's deputy, Iliana Yotova, and Andorra's prime minister, Xavier Espot Zamora, talked about linking the two countries' ski resorts…
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Velislava Petrova signed a draft decision asking the president to recall Bulgaria's ambassador to the United Arab Emirates.
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President Iliana Yotova and Francophonie Secretary General Louise Mushikiwabo discussed the upcoming election of a new secretary general for the…
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President Iliana Yotova proposed creating a Bulgarian Cultural Institute, noting that Bulgaria is the only EU country without such an institution.
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President Yotova called at the UN for the Black Sea to become a safe zone for shipping, trade, and tourism.
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Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova held a series of bilateral meetings during the General Debate of the 81st session of the UN.
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President Iliana Yotova expects the EU to exert more influence in resolving the war in Ukraine and the conflict in Gaza.
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Presidents Yotova and Pellegrini discussed the EU budget, cohesion policy, and Europe's lack of a role in peace negotiations regarding the war in…
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Transport Minister Georgi Peev is attending an informal EU ministers' meeting in Dublin, focused on digitalization and road safety.
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Prime Minister Rumen Radev will participate in a business breakfast hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria today from 9:00 AM.
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The 81st session of the UN General Assembly begins in New York with representatives from 193 member states, focusing on global cooperation.
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Minister Velislava Petrova discussed economic cooperation and the potential opening of a direct air link with the Montenegrin Deputy Prime Minister.
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Prime Minister Rumen Radev called the choice of the country a sign of trust in the government and proof that Bulgaria is not on the periphery of…