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BULGARIAN HAULIERS TO TRAVEL VISA FREE
Business | May 18, 2001, Friday // 00:00
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- Bulgarian hauliers will travel visa-free to EU member countries, Nadezhda Mihailova, Minister of Foreign Affairs, announced. The sensitive issue for the Bulgarian hauliers was the crossing of the Greek and Italian borders. The Greek Embassy to Sofia said that they already have official instruction for abolishing visas for Bulgarian hauliers. The embassies of Italy and Germany were waiting for the official decision.
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