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“Advancing our bilateral relationship and building a more prosperous, just, and secure future requires more than government-to-government diplomacy. It requires a whole-of-society effort,” Ambassador Mustafa said.
“Your actions matter. Your voices matter. This community matters. Only with a strong, engaged, connected, and vocal community can your dreams for a better Bulgaria become a reality,” Ms. Schiller said.
ABF Executive Director Desislava Taliokova closed the forum with poet Blaga Dimitrova’s words: “There is light above the clouds. The most direct path to the light, the only one, is through the clouds.” Overcoming the storm requires confronting it.
After four decades at Starshel, Bulgaria’s oldest and best-loved newspaper, and twenty at its helm, Mihail Veshim truly is an institution.
It’s anger at the state of affairs in her corner of Bulgaria that has kept Diyana Zhelyazkova in an increasingly unpopular profession for more than 30 years.
According to Milena Leneva from the Tempo Foundation, active inquiry rather than rote learning will improve student motivation and advance science and technology learning in Bulgarian schools.
In 2018, Yana made an unusual career move: she packed up her life in Sofia and moved to Lyutibrod, a small village in the region of Mezdra, in northwestern Bulgaria.
Once a busy transportation hub, Ruse River Station is now an urban eyesore lined with concrete and crumbling buildings. The Collective’s team wants to change that.
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