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Bulgaria's Interior Minister, Mihail Mikov, is currently in Vidin meeting with his Serbian and Romanian counterparts. Photo by Darik News
The Interior ministers of Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia are currently in Vidin for a two day meeting.
The Bulgarian Interior Minister Mihail Mikov and his Romanian counterpart Dan Nica are supposed two sign two agreements on building and operating a joint contact centre for police and customs cooperation and cross-border police cooperation in criminal matters respectively, Bulgarian National Radio reported.
The three Ministers will discuss the need for increased cooperation in the fight against transborder crime as well as the convention for police cooperation in Southeast Europe.
The program of the Interior ministers includes a visit to the Belogradchik Rocks, the Magura caves and the construction site of Danube bridge 2.
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