Bulgarian President at Thessaloniki Fair: This Is Huge Opportunity to Deepen Strategic Bilateral Partnership in Sectors of Mutual Interest

UPDATED Bulgarian President at Thessaloniki Fair: This Is Huge Opportunity to Deepen Strategic Bilateral Partnership in Sectors of Mutual Interest

Matey Todorov, BTA special correspondent Veselina Yordanova, Konstantin Karagyozov

Bulgarian President at Thessaloniki Fair: This Is Huge Opportunity to Deepen Strategic Bilateral Partnership in Sectors of Mutual Interest

Presidents Rumen Radev of Bulgaria and Katerina Sakellaropoulou of Greece (BTA Photo)

Thessaloniki,

11.09.2023 20:10 | UPDATED 11.09.2023 21:28

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Bulgaria and Greece have gradually become a strategic axis of stability, which gives a perspective for sustainable development of the whole region

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