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The Minister of Foreign Affairs Svetlan Stoev spoke with his Ukrainian colleague Dmytro Kuleba
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Svetlan Stoev spoke with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba in Kiev and the two discussed the traditionally good and friendly relations between Bulgaria and Ukraine, the possibilities for their strengthening, including in the context of the Bulgarian ethnic community in the country.
23 August 2021
Nine Bulgarian citizens evacuated earlier this week from Kabul in Doha, are now in Bulgaria
The nine Bulgarian citizens who were evacuated with international flight from Kabul in Doha earlier this week, are now on the territory of Bulgaria. The Ministry Of Foreign Affairs expresses its gratitude to our foreign partners and allies for the successful return of our compatriots in our country.
22 August 2021
Minister Svetlan Stoev spoke on phone with his Romanian counterpart, Bogdan Aurescu
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Svetlan Stoev talked on the phone with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania Bogdan Aurescu.
21 August 2021
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls for restraint in announcing the circumstances of the evacuation of our compatriots from Afghanistan
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not stopped working actively in the last few days for the removal of Bulgarian citizens from Afghanistan, and their evacuation is a task of first priority.
20 August 2021
The foreign ministers of NATO discussed the current situation in Afghanistan
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria Svetlan Stoev discussed the latest events in Afghanistan at an extraordinary video conference meeting of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the NATO Member States today, August 20, 2021.
20 August 2021
So far, 20 Bulgarian citizens have managed to leave Kabul
The four Bulgarian citizens, who have been waiting to be evacuated from Kabul in the last few days, have safely departed from the Afghan capital. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is also in contact with two other Bulgarian compatriots who managed to leave the country and are out of danger.
20 August 2021
So far, 14 Bulgarian citizens have left Kabul
In the conditions of a complex and uncertain situation, the evacuation of the Bulgarian citizens from Kabul remains a task of first priority. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is making every effort to provide assistance, including through cooperation with international partners for the removal of our compatriots.
19 August 2021
Currently, four Bulgarian citizens are awaiting evacuation from Kabul
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains constant contact with the remaining Bulgarian citizens working for international organizations in Kabul, and is in contact with our foreign partners and allies in search of opportunities for their taking out of Afghanistan.
18 August 2021
Minister Svetlan Stoev: The situation in Afghanistan is worrying, the immediate and urgent priority is the evacuation of our citizens
The situation in Afghanistan is worrying, and the evacuation of our citizens is an immediate and urgent priority.
17 August 2021
Currently, six Bulgarian citizens are awaiting evacuation from Kabul
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to monitor with concern the development of the situation in Afghanistan, including the withdrawal of Bulgarian and other foreign and local citizens from the country.
17 August 2021