President Rumen Radev and his Cyprian counterpart Nicos Anastasiades discussed, in Sofia, the multiannual financial framework and the two countries’ common positions in upholding the cohesion and agricultural policy of the EU.

The two presidents reviewed bilateral relations with a focus on economic cooperation. They agreed that despite fluctuations through the years, the exchange of goods and services has been going up but that there is still untapped potential in trade, tourism, construction, finance and investments.

Tomorrow the two presidents are to open a bilateral business forum in Sofia with the participation of companies from Bulgaria and Greece.