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News Memorandum of cooperation will contribute to Bulgaria s digital transformation published on 4/9/21 8:16 PM
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A memorandum of cooperation with Microsoft Bulgaria will contribute to the digital transformation, education and digital literacy in Bulgaria. The document was signed today by Kalin Dimchev, the company s representative for Bulgaria, and Economy Economy Lachezar Borisov and Education and Science Minister Krassimir Valchev. A partnership is envisaged for raising the qualification and re-qualification of the working staff for a sustainable future, as well as for promotion and implementation of modern technologies. Bulgaria s President Rumen Radev has expressed his condolences to Britain s Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family on the death of Prince Philip in an official letter . The Duke of Edinburgh will be remembered as a highly respected and active..
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Nearly two-thirds or around 42,000
students from 5th to 12th grade are attending in person, according to the Minister of Education Krassimir Valchev.
This happened with an order of the Minister of Health Kostadin Angelov from yesterday, which allowed the holding of face-to-face classes for all
students from fifth to twelfth grade in classes that are the only ones in the respective class of the school.
These are nearly 2,900 classes in the country. Currently, a total of 460 thousand children attend classrooms, and 260,000 study in an electronic environment from a distance.
There are 240,000 children of preschool age who attend kindergartens, said Valchev.