Bulgarian-born artist Eva Davidova is a graduate of the Fine Art Academy, University of Sofia and the School of Fine Arts, Complutense University, Madrid. She has on her record 2002 and 2004 Grants for a project at the Holo Center in New York from the She
Italy's Ambassador to Bulgaria Gian Battista Campagnola was born in Rome. He graduated Political Sciences at the University of Rome.
Ramon Perez-Maura is a journalist, Assistant Editor of ABC, the Spanish daily in which he has done his entire professional career. At present he writes leaders and analysis on international topics.
Dr Bela Kolozsi has been Ambassador of the Republic of Hungary to Bulgaria since 2000. He graduated in medicine and continued his education with sociology and philosophy.
Dr Garret FitzGerald was the prime minister of Ireland over 1981 - 1982 and 1982 - 1987, as leader of the Fine Gael party in coalition with the Labour Party. He was born in Dublin in 1926.
Lothar Jaschke is Minister-Counsellor with the Austrian Embassy in Sofia. He was born in 1966 in Villach, graduated the Economy University in Vienna and specialized in the United States and Denmark.
Erik Betermann is Director General of Deutsche Welle TV and radio broadcasting for abroad for two years now. His media experience had gone through many German print media, followed by a speed-up political carrier.
Friedrich Niemann is General Manager of Hilton Sofia and Board Chairman of the recently established Bulgarian Convention and Visitors Bureau. He has been General Manager of international first-class and deluxe hotels in Leipzig, Munich and Sofia since 199
Sesil Karatantcheva, aged 14, is believed to be Bulgaria's most promising tennis player at the moment. She recently made a splash at the Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells, California, by beating Wimbledon semifinalist Alexandra Stevenson and Spanish Feder
Recently appointed British Ambassador to Bulgaria H.E.
Ralitsa Dimitrova is the press attach? of the Bulgarian Embassy in Spain. She spoke to Novinite.
Monika Rogozinska, reporter for the Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita, is a graduate in Cultural Studies. She is also the Secretary of the Polish office of Explorers Club, an international professional society dedicated to the advancement of field research
Nikolaos Dimadis, President of the National Greek Tourism Organization, was born 1940 in Thessaloniki. After graduating the Thessaloniki University, he studied economics in Paris, France.
Bob Miller was Nevada Governor for ten years (1989-1999), longer than any man in the state's history. For two years before that, he was lieutenant Governor and chairman of the Nevada Commission of Tourism.
Julia Tzerova is press and cultural affairs secretary at the Bulgarian Embassy in the Netherlands. She spoke to novinite.
Robert Davies is the founder and Chief Executive of The Prince of Wales International Business Leaders Forum, and has lead its activities since 1990 with global corporations promoting responsible business practices and partnerships for development in over
Pekeli Gyurkan is a Bulgarian of Turkish origin. He moved to Turkey in 1989 during the so-called Regeneration Process, and lives in Istanbul now.
Hristo Petkov, plenipotentiary minister in Bulgaria's General Consulate in Istanbul, talked to novinite.com Editor-in-Chief Milena Hristova
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