NATO Summit Brings Hellish Traffic in Sofia

Politics | April 26, 2006, Wednesday // 00:00
NATO Summit Brings Hellish Traffic in Sofia The unofficial NATO summit that will take place in Sofia April 27 to 28 brought hellish traffic to Bulgaria's city a day ahead of the event. Photo by Kameliya Atanasova (Sofia News Agency)

The unofficial NATO summit that will take place in Sofia April 27 to 28 brought hellish traffic to Bulgaria's city a day ahead of the major event.

Central Sofia boulevards and downtown streets were blocked by traffic jams throughout the entire day. Although Sofia citizens were advised to avoid using their own vehicles and to use public transport, the streets were jammed thus causing much inconvenience for everyone in the capital.

Starting from April 25 till April 28, including, vehicles are prohibited to enter sections of Vitosha and Brussels, Tsar Osvoboditel, and Levski boulevards, as well as Fridtjof Nansen street.

More than 34 foreign delegations will arrive in Bulgaria for NATO informal Foreign Ministers meeting in Sofia. Bulgaria will also welcome Russia and Ukraine Foreign Ministers who will come for the NATO-Russia and NATO-Ukraine sessions.

Sofia beefed up security measures days ahead of the meeting.

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