Bulgarian-Romanian interpersonal relations Archives

The Bridge of Friendship as an approach in international relations An aerial view of the Friendship Bridge at Ruse-Giurgiu, Giurgiu being seen in the distance

An aerial view of the Friendship Bridge at Ruse-Giurgiu, Giurgiu being seen in the distance

The Bridge of Friendship as an approach in international relations

Vladimir Mitev 4 February, 2023

Two people - a Bulgarian from Rousse and a Romanian from Giurgiu, spoke about their twin cities’...

Focus: Euroregion Giurgiu-Ruse An aerial view of the Friendship Bridge at Ruse-Giurgiu, Giurgiu being seen in the distance

Focus: Euroregion Giurgiu-Ruse

Vladimir Mitev 2 February, 2023

A Tranzit2030 report about a bilateral meeting

Chirnogi and Tutrakan built a human bridge over the Danube chirnogi-tutrakan-1200x675

Chirnogi and Tutrakan built a human bridge over the Danube

Vladimir Mitev 27 January, 2023

A Romanian-Bulgarian bilingual book was launched in Chirnogi in the presence of several Romanian and Bulgarian common...

Andy Raychev, The River of Blues: Romanian audience appreciates blues music

Vladimir Mitev 13 January, 2023

A conversation about the Romanian blues and jazz music scene, which "is not just Romanian, but a...

Vessela Tcherneva: Packaging Bulgaria and Romania together is an opportunity, not an inconvenience Vessela Tcherneva is vice president of the European Council on Foreign Relations and a leading Bulgarian foreign policy expert

Vessela Tcherneva is vice president of the European Council on Foreign Relations and a leading Bulgarian foreign policy expert

Vessela Tcherneva: Packaging Bulgaria and Romania together is an opportunity, not an inconvenience

Vladimir Mitev 10 January, 2023

Countries need to create not only physical infrastructure but also political, economic and social bridges between the...

Iulian Mareș: The Balkans do not have a culture of cooperation, but they have a special energy of revival, which we must use

Vladimir Mitev 25 November, 2022

Interview with the President of Balkan Development Support on Romania’s foreign policy in South-East Europe: Moldova, Turkey,...

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy The inauguration of a Sofia bus station featuring a photograph of Bucharest was attended by the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu, who is pictured on the right. The artist, Petya Ilieva, is standing next to her. To their right are two district mayors from Sofia.

The inauguration of a Sofia bus station featuring a photograph of Bucharest was attended by the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu, who is pictured on the right. The artist, Petya Ilieva, is standing next to her. To their right are two district mayors from Sofia.

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy

Vladimir Mitev 5 November, 2022

The Bulgarian visual artist talks to The Bridge of Friendship blog about her Art4Diplomacy project and the...

Radio Bulgaria started speaking in Romanian From right to left: The Moldovan Ambassador to Bulgaria, Anatol Cebuc; the Bulgarian Romanian-speaking journalist, Vladimir Mitev; the General Director of Bulgarian National Radio, Milen Mitev; the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu; the Romanian Bulgarian-speaking journalist, Iulia Bahovski; and the Director of Radio Bulgaria, Krassimir Martinov.