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Finland's White Nights, Bright Smiles through Bulgarian Eyes
Society | September 12, 2005, Monday // 00:00
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Maxim Behar (R) shows to Finnish Ambassador Kauko Jamsen (L) a picture taken during the PR expert’s visit to Finland in July. Finnish embassy hosts Behar’s second exhibition running under the heading “White Nights, Bright Smiles”. Photo by Y.Nikolova(SNA)
Smiling faces of Helsinki on the background of the incredible Nordic sunset - these are just a few of the themes entwined in the newest exhibition in the Finnish embassy, situated in the Platinum Business Centre.
The exhibition is organised by Finnish Ambassador Kauko Jamsen, Maxim Behar, CEO of PR leader M3 Communications Group Inc. and publisher of Sofia News Agency, and Krassimir Ganchev, CEO of Nokia Bulgaria.
The pictures were made during the visit of Maxim Behar, who is also chairman of the Bulgarian Business Leaders Forum (BBLF), in Finland to participate at the European Convention of Business Leaders in July. The Helsinki forum brought together some 100 top European executives to engage in a forward-looking debate regarding Europe's competitiveness, its international standing and governance.
This is the second exhibition of Maxim Behar after his photo tour around the Seychelles Islands was presented in June this year.
"Finland is a unique country and Bulgaria does have to learn from it - in terms of structure, market and social mechanisms," Maxim Behar said at the official opening of the exhibition on Monday.
The exhibition running under the heading "White Nights, Bright Smiles" is organised in three main topics: The City, Faces and Nature. The pictures gleam with the delicacy and cleanness typical of Finland, while being tinted by the colorful streets of Helsinki.
The exhibition is organised by Finnish Ambassador Kauko Jamsen, Maxim Behar, CEO of PR leader M3 Communications Group Inc. and publisher of Sofia News Agency, and Krassimir Ganchev, CEO of Nokia Bulgaria.
The pictures were made during the visit of Maxim Behar, who is also chairman of the Bulgarian Business Leaders Forum (BBLF), in Finland to participate at the European Convention of Business Leaders in July. The Helsinki forum brought together some 100 top European executives to engage in a forward-looking debate regarding Europe's competitiveness, its international standing and governance.
This is the second exhibition of Maxim Behar after his photo tour around the Seychelles Islands was presented in June this year.
"Finland is a unique country and Bulgaria does have to learn from it - in terms of structure, market and social mechanisms," Maxim Behar said at the official opening of the exhibition on Monday.
The exhibition running under the heading "White Nights, Bright Smiles" is organised in three main topics: The City, Faces and Nature. The pictures gleam with the delicacy and cleanness typical of Finland, while being tinted by the colorful streets of Helsinki.
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