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Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov is scheduled to attend a 2-day energy security summit in the Hungarian capital, Budapest. Photo by travelphotoguide.com
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov will attend a 2-day energy security summit in the city of Budapest.
The meeting, which is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, will address the topic of energy security in Central and Eastern Europe and the Danube European Union strategy.
The PM's agenda includes a bilateral meeting with Gordon Bajnai, his Hungarian counterpart, and with Werner Faymann, the Austrian Chancellor.
Borisov will also attend a working breakfast with Viktor Orban, President of FIDESZ, the Hungarian Alliance of Young Democrats party.
The PM will be accompanied by Traicho Traikov, Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism, and Rosen Plevneliev, Minister of Regional Development and Public Works.
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