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Next year crucial for infrastructure projects in Serbia, Bulgaria
Belgrade,
30 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria Dimitar Glavchev assessed that the Western Balkans, deserves its political place in the united European Union and not only geographically.
The Speaker of the Bulgarian Parliament stressed that the problems of the European perspective are common for both Serbia and Bulgaria, and that Bulgaria will provide all necessary assistance to Serbia in the negotiation process during its presidency of the Council of the European Union next year.
He added that Bulgaria can transfer to Serbia and its experiences related to Chapter 23, which is of paramount importance to Serbia.
The officials pointed to the fact that Serbia has made great efforts to secure all rights to the Bulgarian national minority, but that there are unresolved issues in the field of education and information.
He added that Bulgaria can transfer to Serbia and its experiences related to Chapter 23, which is of paramount importance to Serbia.
The officials pointed to the fact that Serbia has made great efforts to secure all rights to the Bulgarian national minority, but that there are unresolved issues in the field of education and information.
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