On April 4-5, the Georgian Parliament, will hold the 39th meeting of the Legal and Political Affairs Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PA BSEC). The meeting will discuss activities planned by the Parliamentary Assembly for 2012. Beside that, a statement about the 20th anniversary of …
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EU to unblock part of funds to Romania
On February 20, Brussels halted EU funds to Romania after a control found irregularities in the management of the human resources development programme, worth a total of 3.5 billion euros. The European Commission will unblock the funds for human resources development programmes, the Romanian government announced on Tuesday. “This decision …
Read More »Cypriot Foreign Minister visits Armenia
Cypriot Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis is to visit Armenia on 3 and 4 April at the invitation of his Armenian counterpart Eduard Nalbandyan. The Cypriot minister will meet with Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan, Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan and Armenian Patriarch Karekin II.
Read More »Bulgaria will open a consulate in Frankfurt, Germany
Bulgaria will close its diplomatic office in Bonn and will open one in Frankfurt, Germany. This decision will enable Bulgaria to have a more dynamic economic
Read More »Germany and UK urge Bosnia to make important steps towards EU and NATO
Germany and UK urged Bosnia on Tuesday to make important progress towards EU and NATO membership. “2012 can be the year when Bosnia-Hercegovina makes decisive strides towards both membership of the EU and NATO,” German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle and his British counterpart William Hague said, according to the Bosnian …
Read More »Bulgaria pledges to assist Armenia on European integration
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan received yesterday the Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borisov. The two stressed that the friendly relation between the Armenia and Bulgaria represent a good reason for improvement and development of cooperation in different fields like culture, education, high technologies, energy, tourism, agriculture and others, in which, according to …
Read More »Bosnia to mark 20 years since 1992 war on Friday
Bosnia will mark on Friday 20 years since the 1992 war, a war that has left deeply divided the country’s Muslims, Serbs and Croats. War started on April 6, 1992, the same date when Bosnia was recognized as an independent country.
Read More »Ukrainian President Yanukovych says the EU integration is high priority
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych said on Monday that the European Union integration remains a priority for his country. “Ukraine’s integration into the European political, economic and judicial space, in other words its accession to the EU, is our priority,” Yanukovych said. Yanukovych added that the EU should ease visa requirements …
Read More »UN envoy Matthew Nimetz is optimistic about name dispute between Athens and Skopje
The UN envoy in the Greek-Macedonian name issue, Matthew Nimetz, said he is optimistic for the name dispute between Skopje and Athens and he believes that the two sides can overcome their differences with consistency and real dialog. He said, however, that each side should take into account the interests …
Read More »Georgia and Bulgaria have the same geopolitical challenges, says Georgian PM
Georgian Prime Minister Nika Gilauri said on Sunday after a joint conference with his Bulgarian counterpart that Georgia and Bulgaria have the same geopolitical challenges – relationship with Russia. “Borisov himself told me that recently he had to suspend two projects funded by Russia in Bulgaria – the construction of …
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