6 May 2018 | 12:12
“Bulgarians should realize that freedom and sovereignty are not guaranteed with words and declarations, but are ensured by means of enough strength and valor and the negligent attitude to the army undermines statehood.” This is what President and Supreme Commander-in-chief Rumen Radev said in his solemn speech delivered on the occasion of the Day of Bravery and the Bulgarian Army.
4 May 2018 | 19:07
“I am an optimist about the future of the Danube region, because you, the young people, are committed to its development. I am sure that Bulgaria, Austria and Romania will pool efforts to bring the Danube region back into the focus of the EU. This is what President Rumen Radev said in the Kanev center of the University of Ruse. Together with his counterparts – the Presidents of Austria and Romania Van der Bellen and Klaus Iohannis, the Bulgarian Head of State took part in a conference dedicated to the future of the Danube region.
4 May 2018 | 18:06
The Danube region is extremely important for ensuring the economic progress and connectivity of the European citizens. The development of this region should not remain in the shadows, because it is a region of key importance for trade, transport and cultural exchanges of the European countries located along the Danube . This was the message Head of State Rumen Radev conveyed at a joint news conference with the Heads of State of Austria Alexander Van der Bellen and of Romania Klaus Iohannis.
3 May 2018 | 17:05
Bulgaria does not measure the presence of the Austrian business in Bulgaria only in terms of pure statistics of financial indicators. This presence has a considerably greater effect since it is long-term and facilitates the development of a new business environment in Bulgaria. This is what Head of State Rumen Radev told the participants in the Bulgarian-Austrian business forum that is held today in Sofia. The event is also attended by Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen, who is visiting Bulgaria at the invitation of his Bulgarian counterpart.
