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Bulgaria is among the founders of the Diplomatic Club in Odessa

Президентът на Русия Владимир Путин
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The first meeting of the Diplomatic Club in Odessa was held on March 13 with the participation of diplomats and honorary consuls in the Odessa region, including Bulgarian Consul General Svetoslav Ivanov. The club was created as a platform for open dialogue on international cooperation in the region.

The Diplomatic Club will hold educational, cultural and sports international events. It will develop opportunities for internships for Ukrainian students abroad, etc., BTA reports.

At the founding meeting of the Diplomatic Club it was announced that in 2024 Greece has provided summer vacation for 311 Ukrainian children, and Bulgaria - for 300 children, Ivanov said.

It was also announced that 250 projects are being prepared for the reconstruction of the region over the next 3 to 5 years in the fields of energy, infrastructure, healthcare and education.



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