AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoUkraine War & NATO Limits: Bulgarian President Rumen Radev says Sofia has exhausted its ability to supply weapons and ammunition to Ukraine from national stockpiles, after 13 aid packages, while pledging continued financial support and technical repairs. EU Sanctions: Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova says Patriarch Kirill was excluded from the EU’s 21st Russia sanctions package, with Bulgaria still backing the rest. Public Integrity Checks: The National Audit Office refers four conflict-of-interest cases to anti-corruption and asset-forfeiture bodies for further checks. Fire Safety Upgrade: Interior officials say Bulgaria is better prepared for 2026 wildfires after EU-funded delivery of drones and firefighting gear for firefighters and volunteers. Education & Skills: The Bulgarian Industrial Association argues vocational admissions should match local employer needs, not just student interest. Science Win: Bulgaria takes five medals at the International Physics Olympiad in Colombia. Culture & Diplomacy: Bulgaria’s National Theatre brings Euripides’ “The Bacchae” to Greece’s ancient stages, with Bulgarian-Greek cooperation highlighted by officials and actors. Tourism Push: Bulgaria plans a familiarization visit for Japanese tour operators to boost Japan arrivals. Health Data: Eurostat reports Bulgaria has the highest hospital-bed ratio in the EU per 100,000 people.
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