So far, the staff of the Employment Offices have consulted over 20,000 Ukrainian refugees about the opportunities to start working in Bulgaria and more than 10 job fairs have been held in different cities. Bulgaria top of the list of EU..
The measure of accommodation at hotels, in place until 31 May, will not be extended. This was announced at a briefing by the government operational coordination group. “Around 6 million people have left Ukraine because of the war. As of..
Bulgaria's Council of Ministers has adopted a decree providing access to medical care for refugees arriving from Ukraine who have the status of temporary protection . Their health insurance rights are in force from the date of granting this status and..
By the end of May, the government must find housing for nearly 25,000 Ukrainian refugees who are now staying in hotels. This was what chair of the Agency for Refugees, Mariana Tosheva, said. The end of May is the deadline when..
Ten EU countries - Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Romania - have urged the European Commission in a letter to reallocate its budget to provide more support for people fleeing the war in..
The European Commission has today paid over 3.5 billion euros to EU member states intended for Ukrainian refugees, of which 148,360,870 euros are for Bulgaria , BNT reported. Payments are in advance and can be used for food, accommodation, health care,..
The head of the government headquarters for refugees, Colonel Valeri Rachev, resigned on Wednesday night, bTV reported. The government has not commented on the news. Rachev also refrained from commenting, BGNES reported. In the beginning of..
A Bulgarian-Ukrainian initiative entitled "Donate a book to Ukrainian child" has been launched under the auspices of Ukraine’s first lady Olena Zelenska. "We want children who are far from home to read in their native..
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, who is paying a 3-day working visit to Bulgaria, expressed gratitude to the Bulgarian government for the support rendered and for the help given to the Ukrainian citizens fleeing the war. Ukraine’s..
“We shall continue to support Ukraine in accordance with our capabilities,” Bulgarian Foreign Minister Teodora Genchovska said at a press conference in Sofia, given jointly with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba. “91,000 Ukrainians have been..