The Multi Kulti Kitchen Project has been launched in the Bulgarian city of Pazardzhik. It is part of the Plovdiv European Capital of Culture 2019 program. Multi Kulti Kitchen aims at integrating foreign communities, raising the awareness of local people about the contribution of migrants to their region. The aim is to build bridges and promote dialogue and sense of belonging to the local community in foreign communities, as well as to inform the Bulgarian society about the rich cultural and economic contribution of migrants and refugees to their new place of living. Today the program of the initiative in Pazardzhik includes presentation of dishes and traditions from Cyprus and Greece.
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