On May 23, 2025, on the eve of the Day of the Holy Brothers Cyril and Methodius, of the Bulgarian Alphabet, Education and Culture, and of Slav Literature, selebrated every year on 24th of May, the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in the Kingdom of Belgium hosted a poetic evening featuring Maria Doneva – one of the most beloved and prominent contemporary Bulgarian poets, known for her subtle lyricism, warmth, and heartfelt connection with her audience.

On May 10, the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Brussels once again took an active part in the celebration of Europe Day in Luxembourg. The event was organized by the European Commission Representation in Luxembourg, in cooperation with the Municipality of Echternach, the Classical Lyceum of Echternach, the Government of Luxembourg, and the European Parliament. Set in the courtyard of the Abbey of Echternach, the “European Village” featured informational stands representing all EU Member States, alongside various European institutions and civil society organizations. More than 5,000 visitors enjoyed a vibrant program of cultural and musical performances, food tastings, and culinary delights that showcased Europe’s rich cultural and gastronomic diversity.

On February 22, 2025, the third edition of the "Martenița Festival" took place in Brussels, bringing together the communities of Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, and other countries in the spirit of shared tradition. The program included a bazaar of marteniți, a workshop for making them, and a cultural program with official representatives.

Children from the three Bulgarian schools in Brussels, their parents and teachers, Bulgarians, paid tribute to the life and legacy of the Apostle of Bulgarian freedom – Vasil Levski.

On January 31, a concert titled "A Night of Schubert and Brahms" took place in Brussels, organized under the patronage of the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Brussels. The concert was also supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in Brussels. The event attracted a full hall and garnered significant interest from classical music enthusiasts.

On January 13, the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg hosted the opening of the exhibition “Paradise is Now” by the talented young Bulgarian artist Alexander Panayotov. The exhibition, which will be open to visitors until April 11, presents thirty exceptional paintings specially curated for this prestigious venue.

On December 7, 2024, a literary meeting was held at Espace Art Gallery in Brussels with one of the brightest contemporary Bulgarian authors, René Karabash (Irena Ivanova). The event was organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Belgium and attracted representatives from cultural and literary circles, the Bulgarian community, and literature enthusiasts.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in the process of implementing a large-scale project, coordinated in advance with all responsible institutions in Bulgaria and the EU, including the implementation and launch of a new version of the National Visa Information System (NVIS).

The Bulgarian Government has extended the COVID-19 related domestic restrictions and certain international entry restrictions until at least 30 April 2021.

As from 1 March 2020, road vehicles with a total technically permissible maximum weight exceeding 3,5 tonnes circulating on paid road sections in Bulgaria will have to pay for their use distance-based road charges – toll. The toll replaces the electronic vignette for heavy vehicles and buses.