The date for the abolition of checks at the land borders of the Schengen area will be discussed in 2024, said Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mariya Gabriel in Parliament. ''The decision reads that after the accession to Schengen by air and sea on March 31, there will be a date in 2024 for the lifting of checks at the land borders. After March 31, Bulgaria will no longer be an observer at the decision-making table. Bulgaria will be a full member, participating in the discussions and having its right to vote", Mariya Gabriel explained.
There will be an increase in the salaries of employees working in the overseas representations and the budget of the Executive Agency for Bulgarians Abroad will be increased, Deputy Premier Gabriel said. For 2024, the budget of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been increased by more than EUR 7.5 millionWe do not yet have the euro, but the information that we may have it inspires certain market entities, said Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov at the opening of the National Discussion “The Effect of the Eurozone. The Experience of Member States Speaks”...
The Bulgarian Parliament has adopted the Personal Bankruptcy Act, which is an EU requirement for the second payment under the Recovery and Resilience Plan to be implemented. The texts provide that a debtor who fails to service his/her..
The Eurogroup has unanimously recommended that Bulgaria become the 21st member of the eurozone . The countries of the common currency area recommend to the EU Council that this should happen from 1 January next year. The finance ministers of the..
Today and tomorrow, Bulgaria's Minister of Agriculture and Food Georgi Tahov will take part in a meeting of the European Union Council on Agriculture and..
35 years have passed since the establishment of the Association "SOS Children's Villages Bulgaria" . On this occasion, President Rumen Radev..
There is no direct military threat to Bulgaria following the US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, Defence Minister Atanas Zapryanov said at a press..
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