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Bulgarian PM Meets Chinese FM, Voices Willingness to Expand Cooperation with China

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Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev met with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Monday, expressing willingness to elevate the positioning of bilateral relations and expand cooperation with China across the board.

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Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev wants to strengthen economic ties with China and has presented Bulgaria as a gateway to the European market. The agreements promoted by his government raise questions...

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President Iliana Yotova and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi discussed in Sofia options for strengthening bilateral cooperation between Bulgaria and China. Among the issues raised are the facilitation of access of Bulgarian goods to the Chinese market and the opening of a direct airline between Sofia and Beijing. According to information from “Epicenter”, Yotova pointed out that the direct air connection would create conditions for more business…

Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Rumen Radev, undertook, at the beginning of talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, to deepen economic cooperation with China, presenting Bulgaria as a gateway to the European market. Bulgaria thus serves a lesson from Romania and moves much faster, in a market where China is looking for countries in Europe where to ... The hard lesson for Bucharest: Bulgaria steals the start of massive investment from China and b…

China wants to be a reliable and responsible partner in the modernization process of Bulgaria. This was stated by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who is on an official visit to our country. He met with Prime Minister Rumen Radev and President Iliana Yotova.

The conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, bilateral cooperation and investment opportunities. These were among the main topics in the talks between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova and Prime Minister Rumen Radev. The meetings were held...

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fakti.bg broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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