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UPDATED PM Denkov: If Admitted in Schengen, Bulgaria and Romania Will Be Able to Focus Better on Protecting EU's External Borders

Dimitrina Solakova, BTA special correspondent Sofia Gospodinova
PM Denkov: If Admitted in Schengen, Bulgaria and Romania Will Be Able to Focus Better on Protecting EU's External Borders
PM Denkov: If Admitted in Schengen, Bulgaria and Romania Will Be Able to Focus Better on Protecting EU's External Borders
Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov at the joint news briefing with Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer, Vienna, Oct. 24, 2023 (BTA Photo)
Vienna,  
24.10.2023 19:53 | UPDATED 24.10.2023 20:10
 (BTA)
Emerging from a meeting with Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer here on Tuesday, Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov said: "If Bulgaria and Romania are inside Schengen, we will be able to support more effectively the processes that we want to

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