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Page 1 of 2 Highlights. Events. Meetings
- A programme for cultural, educational, scientific, technological and inter-agency co-operation
between Bulgaria and France
- Bulgaria deposited with the Council of Europe he ratification documents on three conventions in the sphere of law
- Bulgaria signed a joint declaration in support of the development of Pan-European corridor VIII
- The European experts think re-negotiation on the Unit 3 and 4 of the Kozloduy NPP is possible
- Bulgaria to grant weapons to the newly-formed Afghan armed forces
- British companies follow the development
of Bulgarian economy
- Bulgaria will host the “Cultural Corridors in South Eastern Europe” forum
- Bulgaria participated in an international conference on the problems of Afghanistan in Berlin
- Italy, the Czech Republic and Uzbekistan to open consulates in Bulgaria
- Funds from the PHARE – Cross Border Co-operation Programme for the road from the town of Malko Turnovo to the Bulgarian-Turkish border
- American expert in the field of intelligence presented his book in Sofia
- Bulgarian-Moldavian consultations
- Minister Tserovski: A highway to link the ports of Lom and Thessaloniki
- The British visas for Bulgarian nationals will not be lifted until the country’s accession into the EU
- A Ministerial Conference on the Western Balkans was held in Tokyo
- Bulgaria to participate in the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).
- The Chairman of the World Nuclear Association: “The Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant is safe”
- American Militaries to rest in Bulgaria
- The organised tourists from Russia, Belarus and Ukraine will not pay visa-issuing fees until April 1, 2005
- The Government Supports the Construction of the Bourgas-Alexandroupolis, and the Bourgas-Vlore Oil Pipelines
- A World Bank 495 000 USD grant supports Bulgaria’s economic and social reforms
- A Memorandum of Understanding in the sphere of the road infrastructure signed
between Bulgaria and the Netherlands
- An International Seminar on the security policy of Bulgaria
- President Parvanov received the Minister of Culture of China
- The Minister of Defence Nikolay Svinarov met with the Ambassador of the United States to Bulgaria H. E. Mr. James Pardew
- Minister Passy received the 2004 Balkan Peace Award
- Bulgarian film festival for the fourth time in New York
- A Bulgarian delegation met with EBRD President Jean Lemierre within the sidelines of the bank’s annual meeting
- Deputy Minister Katya Todorova received a Georgian delegation
- A lecture on Civil Society was held in the Czech Cultural Centre in Sofia
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