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The newly appointed Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Bulgaria, H.E. Elmar Mammadyarov, has officially begun his diplomatic mission after presenting copies of his credentials to Deputy Foreign Minister Radi Naydenov at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to the Azerbaijani embassy.
During the meeting, both sides reviewed the current state of bilateral relations and outlined prospects for further cooperation. Discussions focused on strengthening the strategic partnership between Bulgaria and Azerbaijan, with emphasis placed on expanding collaboration in key sectors.
Particular attention was given to energy cooperation, including traditional and green energy projects, as well as broader economic connectivity. Additional areas highlighted included digital development, transport links, cultural exchange, and people-to-people contacts between the two countries.
Officials underlined the importance of maintaining an active and continuous political dialogue, noting the positive momentum in relations in recent years. Azerbaijan’s role as a stable and reliable partner in regional energy security was also acknowledged during the talks.
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepening the strategic partnership and further expanding cooperation across multiple fields of mutual interest.
The Russian Embassy in Sofia has circulated a warning issued by the Foreign Ministry in Moscow, cautioning its citizens about what it describes as a heightened risk of detention abroad at the request of US authorities
The Bulgarian Parliament has adopted a decision establishing February 14 as the official Day of Bulgarian–Polish Friendship and Cooperation. The measure passed unanimously, receiving 165 votes in favor.
Acting Foreign Minister Nadezhda Neynski said that the diplomatic note sent by Iran to Bulgaria should be viewed as standard communication in a period of heightened international tension, stressing that it does not constitute a threat but rather a formal
Acting Deputy Foreign Minister Marin Raykov has commented on the diplomatic note sent by Iran to Bulgaria, stressing that it should not be interpreted as a reason for public alarm
Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has reiterated its position that North Macedonia must fully implement its commitments regarding the protection of the rights of communities, particularly in the context of its EU accession process
Moscow has sharply criticized Bulgaria after the extradition of two Russian citizens to the United States, describing the move in unusually harsh terms.
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