Bulgaria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivan Kondov participated in the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting within the framework of the General Debate of the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. In his speech, Ivan Kondov emphasized that maintaining the rules on which the international order depends and strengthening their legitimacy is one of the key tasks facing multilateralism, and forums like the G-20 play an important role in this regard.
Minister Kondov expressed hope that the mechanism of the institutionalized summit that worked well in the 1970s and is the foundation of the G-20’s work today would help advance this reform agenda. The Bulgarian Foreign Minister also expressed gratitude to the Brazilian presidency for allowing all member states to participate at this G20 ministerial meeting at the UN headquarters..
A second multipurpose modular patrol vessel newly built for the Bulgarian Navy was launched ahead of schedule at the MTG Dolphin shipyard in Varna. The contract for the construction of the two vessels was signed in 2020, said Flotilla Admiral Vanyo..
''After the accession to Schengen, we need to improve the infrastructure on the border with Turkiye, Serbia and Romania to facilitate traffic and to make it faster and more convenient'', MEP Emil Radev said in an interview with the Bulgarian National..
Slovenian soldiers will be sent to Bulgaria, where they will be part of a combat group aimed at strengthening NATO's eastern flank, the Ministry of Defense of Slovenia reported, as cited by the regional television "N1". The integration of the..
The Council of the European Union decided that checks at the land Schengen borders of Bulgaria and Romania will be lifted from January 1, the..
'Russia has allocated EUR 69 million for the spread of propaganda and significant interference in the internal affairs of Bulgaria and Romania',..
President Rumen Radev has concluded consultations with parliamentary groups , as required by the Constitution before he can give the first mandate to..
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