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President Rumen Radev calls for more pragmatism in regional cooperation in Southeast Europe

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At a meeting with Ambassadors of Balkan countries Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev called for more pragmatism in the regional cooperation in the Southeast Europe and in the coordination of projects fulfilled with EU funding. The Ambassadors of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey, and Montenegro called for placing the EU enlargement process again at the focus of European policies during the Bulgarian EU Presidency in the first half of 2018. The applicant countries should receive support, in order to progress on the path of their European integration, the ambassadors of the Balkan countries contended. 




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