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Meglena Kuneva, Bulgaria’s Deputy Prime Minister in charge of coordinating EU policies and institutional affairs, photo by BGNES
Meglena Kuneva, Bulgaria’s Deputy Prime Minister in charge of coordinating EU policies and institutional affairs, will pay a working visit to Sweden.
On April 15, Kuneva will meet with Sweden’s Minister for Justice and Migration Morgan Johansson, the Minister for Foreign Affairs Margot Wallstr?m, the Minister for Strategic Development and Nordic Cooperation Kristina Persson, according to the press office of the Bulgarian government.
Bulgaria’s accession to the Schengen Area and the opportunities for exchange of experience in the sphere of anti-corruption policy will be the main topics of discussion during Kuneva’s meetings with the Swedish ministers.
Bilateral cooperation in the EU will also be discussed during Kuneva’s visit to Sweden.
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