''Bulgaria will support Ukraine with electricity exports and equipment for its energy companies'', caretaker Premier Dimitar Glavchev said at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin. Bulgarian companies are ready to engage in projects to restore power plants, electricity transmission networks and gas infrastructure and participate in the construction of transport infrastructure and the construction of residential and public buildings. Dimitar Glavchev also noted the need to fully integrate Ukraine in the development of the Pan-European transport corridors, which will bring significant benefits to both the economy of Kyiv and the EU.
The Bulgarian Energy Holding is ready to donate to Ukraine energy equipment worth EUR 500,000, caretaker Minister of Energy Vladimir Malinov said in Berlin. The upcoming sale of equipment from the unfinished Belene Nuclear Power Plant to Kyiv is also progressing.
At a meeting of the caretaker government, Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev confirmed that the Dutch government has agreed with Bulgaria's full accession to Schengen. He said that according to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, the benefits of the..
The government of the Netherlands is proposing the kingdom to agree to Bulgaria's accession to Schengen by land, BNR has learned. The cabinet has submitted its proposal to the country's parliament, as required by national..
The Bulgarian Center of New England, the Bulgarian Church of Saint Petka, and the Bulgarian School of Sts. Cyril and Methodius are joining forces to raise funds for an addition and expansion to the current building in Billerica...
Ice Park, the biggest ice rink on the Balkan peninsula, is in Sofia. The new park stretches over 11,000 sq. m., with an ice surface totalling 4,000..
On Thursday temperatures will range from 1 to 5°C, with a low of 2°C in Sofia. In the morning, visibility may be reduced. The day will be cloudy. There..
The 51st National Assembly tried for the tenth time to elect a speaker. The PP-DB once again proposed Atanas Atanasov for speaker of..
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