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President Radev discusses delivery of medical equipment from Israel with Israeli President Rivlin

Photo: Ani Petrova, BNR

In a telephone conversation, President Rumen Radev discussed, with his Israeli counterpart Reuven Rivlin, the possible delivery of medical equipment, including ventilators from Israel.

According to international data Israel is among the top countries in the testing of its population for coronavirus. President Radev thanked the Israeli embassy in Sofia for the donated personal protective equipment to Sofia municipality. The Bulgarian head of state extended greetings for the major Jewish religious holiday Passover. 



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