Bulgaria's New Ambassador to Slovakia Presents Credentials
- Tweet
Send to Kindle
Bulgaria's new Ambassador to Slovakia Margarita Ganeva (left) with Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic. Photo by Foreign Ministry
The Republic of Bulgaria's new Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Slovak Republic, Margarita Ganeva, has presented her credentials to Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic.
Ambassador Ganeva and President Gasparovic emphasized that the two countries have an opportunity to deepen their co-operation, taking into account the relevant best practices of each of them in balancing the budget and the financial sector, economic development and social issues.
Ambassador Ganeva confirmed Bulgaria's interest in active co-operation with Slovakia in the framework of the EU and of the "Visegrad+" format, as cited by the Foreign Ministry press service.
The Slovak President stated his firm position that, through consolidation and future enlargement of the euro zone to include candidate countries that are disciplined and that adhere strictly to the terms and conditions for membership, there will be a guarantee of prosperity, development and social security in Europe.
Margarita Ganeva was born in 1959 in Sofia. She has graduated with a degree in economics from the Economic University in Prague, former Czechoslovakia.
She joined the Bulgarian diplomatic service in 1992. She has been part of the staff of the Bulgarian Embassies in Prague and Bratislava.
Ganeva has been temporarily in charge of the Bulgarian Embassy in Bratislava since July 2011. She speaks Slovak, Czech, Russian, and English.
Bulgaria and Azerbaijan Reaffirm Strategic Partnership in Key Diplomatic Talks
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 Af
Russia Warns Citizens Against Travel to Bulgaria Over Risk of US Arrests
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
Parliament Unanimously Declares Feb. 14 Bulgarian-Polish Friendship Day
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.
Bulgaria's FM Rejects “Threat” Claims Over Iran Note, Calls It Routine Diplomacy
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 FM: Iran Note Acknowledged but No Grounds for Public Alarm in Bulgaria
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
MFA: Skopje Must Ensure Real Protection for Bulgarian Community Rights
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
