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Sofia plans to build at least 4 new schools, the Mayor Yordanka Fandakova told BNT.
However, work on them is still in a very early phase - looking for suitable terrains. In terms of kindergartens, things are more advanced. Soon 4 new kindergartens will be opened - in the neighborhoods of Dragalevtsi, Mladost, Lyulin and Krasno Selo, in addition eight more are in construction phase in Vitosha, Pavlovo, Knyazhevo, Krasno village "," Poduyane "," Druzhba "," Monastery Meadows " and "Krastova Vada ".
Fandakova also said that the repair of "Graf Ignatiev" Street will start with the underground infrastructure, replacing the plumbing and sewerage system entirely. Then the flooring will begin, which includes the renovation of Garibaldi squares, Slaveikov and the garden in front of the church of St. Sedmochislenitsi.
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