On November 13, in the Bulgarian pavilion at COP29, President Rumen Radev together with the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, will open an energy forum, the press office of the head of state reported.
The forum will discuss the energy connectivity between European countries and boosting of the production and storage of energy from renewable energy sources. Together with other countries, at the initiative of Bulgaria, an intention to accelerate cooperation in this area will be declared. Earlier in the day, at the invitation of the Greek Prime Minister, the Bulgarian President participates in an event at the Greek pavilion at COP29, dedicated to the development of the Vertical Gas Corridor. Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Romania, Moldova and Slovakia participate in the initiative to diversify the sources and routes for transferring additional quantities of gas from south to north.
The international specialized exhibitions Meatmania, the World of Milk, Bulpek, Interfood & Drink and the Wine & Spirits show start in Sofia. In the period November 13 to November 16, at the Inter Expo Center, more than 330..
On Wednesday night, there will be rain showers in the south-western regions of the country. At 500 meters above sea level the rain will turn to snow. There will be no precipitation in the north-western regions of Bulgaria. During..
The coalition GERB/SDS are beginning talks for discussing joint political action within the 51 st National Assembly, the GERB/SDS press centre has announced. The meetings start on Wednesday, 13 November. Talks with the coalition Bulgarian..
The chairman of the Bulgarian Socialist Party-United Left urged the political forces in the new parliament to put their party selfishness aside so..
The coalition GERB/SDS are beginning talks for discussing joint political action within the 51 st National Assembly, the GERB/SDS press centre has..
The prosecutor, overseeing the criminal proceedings against Dzheyhan Ibryamov , MP in the 51 st National Assembly from the Alliance for Rights and..
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