Rumen Radev: Bulgaria is a Key Partner in Europe, Not a Peripheral State
The President of Bulgaria, Rumen Radev, held an important meeting with Friedrich Merz, leader of the German Christian Democratic Union (CDU). The main topic of their conversation was Bulgaria's role in the European Union and future cooperation between the two countries.
During the meeting, Radev stated that Bulgaria has already established itself as an important and reliable partner in Europe. He emphasized that our country should not be viewed as a peripheral state, as it actively participates in solving common European problems and challenges.
The President explained that Bulgaria contributes significantly to the security of the Union's external borders. Furthermore, our country plays an important role in the energy stability of the Southeast European region. These achievements show that Bulgaria is a factor that international partners are increasingly taking into account.
At the end of the meeting, the two leaders agreed that good cooperation between Bulgaria and Germany is of great importance for the stability of the entire continent. Radev expressed confidence that our country will continue to develop as a modern and influential member of the European family.