Iran’s Embassy in Bulgaria: We Reject Nuclear Arms, Will Defend Ourselves if Attacked
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Sofia has issued an official statement regarding the recent rise in tensions in the Middle East
Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev shared key insights into the city's upcoming plans, announcing that the 2024 budget for Bulgaria's capital would enter the public discussion arena by mid-January. Terziev conveyed this update in a final 2023 report, emphasizing the city's focus on development.
The proposed budget includes substantial funding for 109 investment projects, totaling nearly EUR 51 million. These projects, earmarked for completion by 2026, are poised to significantly impact Sofia's infrastructure and community services.
Terziev addressed concerns about the halted Simeonovo Lift in Vitosha Mountain, expressing uncertainty about its operational timeline. To mitigate the lack of service, additional buses will be deployed along crucial routes.
One notable achievement highlighted by Terziev was the resolution of funding gaps for the city's water and wastewater infrastructure.
In a call for community engagement, the mayor urged Sofia's residents to actively contribute to making the city more livable. Terziev emphasized that collective effort and involvement are instrumental in shaping a better future for Sofia.
As the city prepares to reveal its budgetary plans, Sofia residents are poised to witness transformative changes aimed at enhancing their living standards.
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov described the evacuation of Bulgarian and foreign nationals from Israel as a thoroughly coordinated and carefully executed operation
All parliamentary parties in Bulgaria have united in support of Ljubco Georgievski
Former Minister of Education and Science, Professor Daniel Valchev commented on Bulgaria’s upcoming Eurozone membership on BNT, reflecting on the public discourse surrounding the decision
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Sofia has issued an official statement regarding the recent rise in tensions in the Middle East
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev expressed his full support for Ljubco Georgievski, chairman of the now-dissolved Bulgarian cultural club "Ivan Mihailov" in Bitola
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Innovation and Growth Tomislav Donchev commented on Bulgaria’s path toward adopting the euro
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