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Bulgaria to help Moldova handle the refugee flow

Teodora Genchovska (L) and Nicu Popescu (R)
Photo: BGNES

Bulgaria will provide Moldova with the necessary assistance to handle the refugee flows, this country’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Teodora Genchovska said at a joint briefing with her Moldova counterpart Nicu Popescu in Kishinev. 

Minister Genchovska has reaffirmed Ukraine’s European prospects as well as the European integration of Moldova and Georgia. During their visit to Moldova, Minister Genchovska and Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Velislava Petrova will visit the town of Taraclia, located 200 kilometers south of Kishinev. Taraclia is the center of the Bulgarian community in Moldova.




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