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Foreign Minister leaves for security meeting in Washington D.C.

Georg Georgiev
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Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev has left for Washington, D.C., where he will participate in the Munich Leaders Meeting (May 5-7, 2025), the Foreign Ministry said on Facebook. The forum is organised by the Munich Security Conference.


The main topics on the agenda of the meeting will be security and defence, energy security, economy and trade, technology and innovation. According to the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry, the country's message to the meeting will be clear: "Open dialogue and a stable transatlantic partnership are crucial for addressing the current global challenges". Bulgaria is determined to play a key role as an active, reliable and predictable partner in strengthening relations between Europe and the US, the Foreign Ministry added.




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