Bulgaria Expects Boost in Winter Tourism with Increased Foreign Visitors
Bulgaria is expecting a boost in winter tourism this year, with about 3.1 million foreign visitors projected between December and March
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev held a meeting with Gordana Siljanovska, the President of North Macedonia, in Baku. At the outset, Radev expressed his gratitude for the invitation, emphasizing that the meeting was a significant continuation of the "very open and friendly relations" between their countries. Siljanovska conveyed her disappointment that the discussions held with the Bulgarian president during their September meeting in Sofia had not been acknowledged.
Radev highlighted the importance of their dialogue, stating, "The important thing is what we have to say to each other. Our conversations are very friendly and very meaningful. And I am very glad that together with you we can set the tone for the relations between Bulgaria and North Macedonia." He underscored a tone of cooperation, understanding, and mutual respect as the foundation for their interactions.
Siljanovska concurred with Radev's sentiments, adding that she shares his positive outlook on their relationship. She praised the president as "the most stable element in the state," reinforcing the strength and consistency he brings to their bilateral relations.
Additionally, Radev expressed his hope that the people of Bulgaria and North Macedonia would have more opportunities to engage and communicate with one another. This emphasis on fostering closer ties between the citizens of both nations reflects his commitment to enhancing mutual understanding and cooperation.
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