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In response to yesterday’s attack in London, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson said:

In response to yesterday’s attack in London, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson said:

Yesterday, May 22, a British serviceman was attacked in London. As a result of the attack, he died, and two police officers were injured.
23 May 2013
Bulgarian to head EU Delegation to Libya

Bulgarian to head EU Delegation to Libya

European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton has announced the appointment of Nataliya Apostolova as Head of the EU Delegation to Libya.
22 May 2013
Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs confers awards on long-serving employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs confers awards on long-serving employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

At a formal ceremony today, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Marin Raykov conferred awards on employees with more than 30 years professional service at the ministry. Senior diplomats were awarded the Golden Badge of Honour and Silver Honours were conferred on employees who had worked at the institution for more than three decades.
16 May 2013
All legal measures have been taken to resolve the problems of Bulgarian carriers at the Turkish border

All legal measures have been taken to resolve the problems of Bulgarian carriers at the Turkish border

In view of the blockade of the Kapitan Andreevo border checkpoint and on the personal instructions of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Marin Raykov, Bulgaria’s Ambassador in Ankara, Krasimir Tulechki, made firm representations to the relevant institutions in Turkey.
16 May 2013
Democracy, human rights, and the rule of law in Europe: Strengthening the impact of the Council of Europe’s activities

Democracy, human rights, and the rule of law in Europe: Strengthening the impact of the Council of Europe’s activities

This was the theme of the 123rd Session of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on May 16 in Strasbourg. Participants focused on opportunities to improve the performance of and co-ordination among the various monitoring mechanisms within the activities of the Council of Europe.
16 May 2013
The violence in Syria must stop immediately

The violence in Syria must stop immediately

Bulgaria is a co-sponsor of the resolution adopted yesterday by the UN General Assembly in regard to the deepening crisis in Syria. This clear appeal by the world organization sends a firm message to the regime of President Assad to embark on dialogue and a process of political transition and to immediately stop violence against his own people.
16 May 2013
European integration of the region cannot conclude without Kosovo

European integration of the region cannot conclude without Kosovo

“The European integration of our region cannot be complete without Kosovo participating in this process,” Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Marin Raykov said at a joint news conference with Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaçi, who was on a one-day working visit to the country.
15 May 2013
Bulgaria will fund an education project for young people in Mali

Bulgaria will fund an education project for young people in Mali

Bulgaria will finance a project worth $120 000 aimed at the education of young people in Mali, as one of the urgent priorities set out in the Recovery Plan for that country 2013-1014.
15 May 2013
Marin Raykov: The status and rights of the Bulgarian minority in Serbia is a key theme in Bulgarian-Serbian relations

Marin Raykov: The status and rights of the Bulgarian minority in Serbia is a key theme in Bulgarian-Serbian relations

“The status and rights of the Bulgarian minority in Serbia is a key theme in Bulgarian-Serbian relations,” Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Marin Raykov said at a meeting with leading representatives of the Bulgarian minority in Serbia.
14 May 2013
Jordan thanks Bulgaria for donation of vaccines

Jordan thanks Bulgaria for donation of vaccines

The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan have expressed thanks to Bulgaria for the 98 600 doses of vaccines against tetanus and diphtheria sent by the Bulgarian government in April.
13 May 2013

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