Bulgaria values highly the role of Algeria as a factor of stability in the region of North Africa and the Mediterranean and as a particularly important partner in ensuring reliable supplies of energy sources to Europe in crisis conditions. This was what President Rumen Radev said at a meeting with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune within the framework of the 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Egypt.
President Radev pointed out the interest of the country in organising a business forum for Bulgarian and Algerian companies in the near future, at which the implementation of common projects would be discussed. President Tebboune expressed Algeria's readiness to deepen the bilateral partnership in the energy sphere, including through supplies of liquefied natural gas to Bulgaria.
Overnight, clouds over the north and east will bring brief showers. There will be light to moderate westerly winds which will increase in strength on Monday, veering north-west and bringing in cold air. Showers will be widespread, especially in the..
The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that there are no reports of Bulgarian citizens being injured in the fire in the Macedonian city of Kočani. The Bulgarian Embassy in Skopje is in constant contact with Macedonian authorities and..
Thirty-three Bulgarian winemakers are representing the country at the International Wine and Spirits Fair in Düsseldorf, Germany. Speaking at the opening of the Bulgarian stand, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food Stefan Burdzhev said:..
A protest is taking place in Sofia to demand maximum sentences for a man and a woman who killed animals in a particularly cruel way. So far, nearly..
In response to the tragedy in North Macedonia, where more than 50 people lost their lives in a fire at a nightclub in the town of Kočani, Foreign..
Overnight, clouds over the north and east will bring brief showers. There will be light to moderate westerly winds which will increase in strength on..
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