Iliana Iotova: The Black Sea must be a zone of security and free navigation
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Vice President of Bulgaria Iliana Iotova emphasized the importance of the Black Sea as a key region for international trade and security. According to her, the sea must remain a space where navigation is free, predictable, and completely safe for all nations.
In her statement, Iotova pointed out that the region is facing serious challenges in the modern world. She noted that joint efforts are necessary to protect the Black Sea from various types of dangers, including military conflicts, hybrid attacks, and cyber threats.
Security in the Black Sea is of vital importance for Bulgaria, as it is directly linked to the country's economic stability and energy independence. Maintaining a calm environment in the maritime area allows for the normal flow of trade routes and port activities.
In conclusion, the position of the Bulgarian institution is that international cooperation is the only way to guarantee stability in the region. Preserving the Black Sea as a zone of peace and cooperation remains a top priority for Bulgarian foreign policy.
Sources: Maritime.bg - Морският портал
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