29 June 2017 | 14:02
Today President Rumen Radev presented Bulgaria’s investment advantages at a Romanian – Bulgarian business forum attended by more than 100 companies from the two countries. Together with his Romanian counterpart President Klaus Johannis, the Bulgarian Head of State confirmed the readiness of the institutions in the two countries to work so as to ensure a better connectivity between Bulgaria and Romania which serves the people’s and the businesses’ interests. Skilled labor, favorable taxation, the boom in the IT sector were highlighted as Bulgaria’s competitive advantages in Southeastern Europe.
28 June 2017 | 16:04
Strengthening the ties between our compatriots abroad and Bulgaria is a priority for the Presidential Institution, the Head of State said at a meeting held with representatives of the Bulgarian community in Romania today. In the Bulgarian Embassy in Bucharest President Rumen Radev held talks with the leaderships of the Bulgarian Union in Banat, the Federation of the Bulgarian Community in Romania and our compatriots that live in our northern neighbor.
28 June 2017 | 16:04
Bulgaria and Romania share a common goal to improve and expand the energy and transport infrastructure which connects the two countries and will work so as to build new bridges and ferryboat lines across the Danube, which will encourage the contacts between the people and the businesses. This was the common stance adopted by Presidents Rumen Radev and Klaus Iohannis, who held talks in Bucharest today. The Bulgarian Head of State is on an official visit to Romania.
23 June 2017 | 20:08
“Meeting the Bulgarians in Greece is one of the most important moments in my visit because you are among the major prerequisites and have contributed to strengthening the relations between Bulgaria and Greece in the past years.” This is what Head of State Rumen Radev said in the Bulgarian Embassy in Athens, where he met representatives of the Bulgarian community in the Republic of Greece. Representatives of the local Bulgarian associations, teachers, medical doctors, culture activists and tens of our compatriots took part in the meeting.
