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Bulgarian school in Romania receives donation of 10 laptops

published on 6/3/23 12:42 PM

Bulgaria's Ambassador to Romania Radko Vlaykov presents the new equipment to students from Yordan Yovkov School.

Photo: eGov

The Ministry of e-Government donated 10 laptops to the Bulgarian school at Sofia's Embassy in Bucharest. The pupils of "Yordan Yovkov" School received their new equipment on International Children's Day.

"We must help young people walk the path of progress, confident that education is their higher goal and value," said e-Government Minister Georgi Todorov. The ministry's initiative "Investments in Education are Investments in a Better Future" is supported by Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev.

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