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Ministers from Caretaker Government Held Meetings with US Ambassador in Bulgaria - Novinite com

mfa.bg Bulgaria’s caretaker Minister of Foreign Affairs, Svetlan Stoev, the Minister of Economy, Kiril Petkov, and the US Ambassador H.E. Herro Mustafa discussed today topics from the shared agenda of the Bulgaria-US Strategic Dialogue, as well as the Bulgarian chairmanship of the Three Seas Initiative. Minister Stoev stressed the continuity in the foreign policy of the caretaker government, as well as the desire of the Bulgarian side to further deepen the strategic partnership with the United States both bilaterally and in the context of transatlantic relations. He focused on key priorities for Bulgaria in the relations with the United States, including Bulgaria s accession to the US Visa Waiver Program, the start of negotiations on a bilateral Social Security Agreement, support for Bulgaria s accession to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Ministers of Caretaker Government Held Meetings with US Ambassador to Bulgaria - Novinite com

mfa.bg Bulgaria’s caretaker Minister of Foreign Affairs, Svetlan Stoev, the Minister of Economy, Kiril Petkov, and the US Ambassador H.E. Herro Mustafa discussed today topics from the shared agenda of the Bulgaria-US Strategic Dialogue, as well as the Bulgarian chairmanship of the Three Seas Initiative. Minister Stoev stressed the continuity in the foreign policy of the caretaker government, as well as the desire of the Bulgarian side to further deepen the strategic partnership with the United States both bilaterally and in the context of transatlantic relations. He focused on key priorities for Bulgaria in the relations with the United States, including Bulgaria s accession to the US Visa Waiver Program, the start of negotiations on a bilateral Social Security Agreement, support for Bulgaria s accession to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Hungary s united opposition: Emerging Europe this week

Six Hungarian opposition parties – including the former far-right Jobbik party as well as the centre-left Momentum party – will hold primaries this year to select joint candidates to contest the 2022 parliamentary election, it was announced this week. The Fidesz party of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has won three successive landslide victories since 2010, in part due to an election system that favours the ruling party over the fragmented opposition. The primary elections, set for September, will select a single opposition candidate in each of Hungary’s 106 electoral districts, while each district will also pick its preferred candidate for prime minister. In 2019, the opposition united in a similar fashion to back Gergely Karácsony as mayor of Budapest, who subsequently defeated the Fidesz candidate.

Bulgarian Stand on North Macedonia s EU Accession Remains Unwavering – Caretaker Foreign Minister - Novinite com

Send to Kindle Bulgaria has said it will not change its opposition to North Macedonia’s accession to the EU following a meeting between Bulgaria’s new caretaker Foreign Minister Svetlan Stoev and Deputy Prime Minister for Judicial Reform Ekaterina Zaharieva.  Bulgaria is blocking Skopje due to historical and linguistic disputes. It is under growing pressure to change its stance. “We are not authorised to change it [the Bulgarian position]. What depends on the ministry of foreign affairs will be done to continue the dialogue,” Stoev said after the meeting. “But then everything is in the hands of the officials of North Macedonia, who are aware of the Bulgarian position. They should not speculate that there will be any change in the next two to three months, as long as this caretaker government lasts,” he added.

Caretaker government will not change Bulgaria s policy towards North Macedonia – EURACTIV com

Bulgaria has said it will not change its opposition to North Macedonia’s accession to the EU following a meeting between Bulgaria’s new caretaker Foreign Minister Svetlan Stoev and Deputy Prime Minister for Judicial Reform Ekaterina Zaharieva.  Bulgaria is blocking Skopje due to historical and linguistic disputes. It is under growing pressure to change its stance. “We are not authorised to change it [the Bulgarian position]. What depends on the ministry of foreign affairs will be done to continue the dialogue,” Stoev said after the meeting. “But then everything is in the hands of the officials of North Macedonia, who are aware of the Bulgarian position. They should not speculate that there will be any change in the next two to three months, as long as this caretaker government lasts,” he added.

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