Yotova From the UN Rostrum: The War in Ukraine Has Gone Beyond the Territorial Waters of the Conflicting Parties and This Directly Affects Bulgaria
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President Iliana Yotova called from the UN rostrum for the Black Sea to transform from a zone of increased risk into a zone of national and international security – a zone of safety, a zone of free transport, energy, trade, digital corridors, of tourism, a zone where different cultures, religions and political systems meet in peace, BTA reported. Security and stability in the Black Sea region as an integral part of security in all its dimensions…
Bulgaria Pushes for a Safe and Free Navigation Zone in the Black Sea to Protect Trade Routes
Bulgaria is preparing an international initiative aimed at ensuring freedom and safety of navigation in the Black Sea. Sofia plans to work on an appropriate agreement with the countries of the region and other interested parties, Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova said during the UN General Assembly. According to her, Bulgaria proposes to move to joint actions that will reduce the risks to civil shipping. Special attention [...] The post Bulgaria…
Bulgaria seeks to reach an agreement on freedom of navigation together with the countries of the region and all interested parties. The post Bulgaria proposes to turn the Black Sea into a zone of “common security” appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
President Iliana Yotova delivered an 18-minute speech in French to the UN General Assembly, in which she called for multilateral cooperation leading to concrete actions and once again reiterated one of her points of reference for the need for a diplomatic resolution of military conflicts.In her words, the world needs not only more dialogue, but also more trust, responsibility and ability to act together. The war in UkraineOtova identified the wa…
President Iliana Iotova said at the UN General Assembly in New York that the war in Ukraine already exceeds its territorial borders, and this directly affects Bulgaria. In combination with the conflict in the Middle East and the drought on the Danube, the crisis threatens a food deficit in several regions of the Middle East [...]
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