200,000 Workers Needed for Bulgaria’s Black Sea Coast as Labor Crisis Deepens
The Black Sea region in Bulgaria is facing a serious labor shortage ahead of the summer season
Bulgaria, Turkiye, and Romania have forged a significant alliance in Istanbul by signing a joint agreement to address the lingering issue of mines in the Black Sea resulting from the war in Ukraine. The primary goal of this collaborative mission is to ensure safe navigation in the region, addressing a pressing concern for maritime safety.
The joint effort involves dedicated minesweepers that will patrol the Black Sea, extending their operations up to the Romanian maritime border, marked by the Sulina Canal or the second branch of the Danube delta.
Key actions are set to take place within the territorial waters and exclusive economic zones of the participating nations. The Mine Countermeasures Naval Group Committee, comprising the Chiefs of Naval Forces from Bulgaria, Turkiye, and Romania, will serve as the executive authority for decision-making, advice, and operations management. This committee is tasked with scheduling operations in specific areas for four periods of 15 days each within a calendar year.
The strategic collaboration underscores the commitment of these Black Sea nations to regional security and maritime stability. By pooling resources and expertise, they aim to effectively address the potential hazards posed by floating mines, enhancing safety for vessels navigating the Black Sea.
By the end of September, Bulgaria is set to receive eight F-16 Block 70 fighter jets
The Bulgarian Ministry of Defense has reported a significant rise in the number of individuals interested in joining the military
A joint contingent of border security officers from Bulgaria, Austria, Romania, and Hungary will officially begin operations today
Bulgaria has officially received its first F-16 Block 70 fighter jet at a ceremony held at Lockheed Martin’s production facility in Greenville, South Carolina
Lockheed Martin is officially handing over the first of eight F-16 fighter jets to the Bulgarian Air Force
Bulgarian Defense Minister Atanas Zapryanov will travel to the United States for a three-day visit starting January 29
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