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Premier Borissov thanks all countries which took part in Bulgaria’s liberation

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In letters to the Premiers of Poland, Romania, Montenegro, Moldova and Ukraine Bulgaria’s Premier Boyko Borissov thanked on behalf of Bulgaria and the Bulgarian people for the participation of people from these countries at the 1877-1878 Russo-Turkish War of Liberation. Premier Borissov also expressed gratitude in phone conversations with the Presidents of Finland ad Serbia. Bulgaria appreciates the historical ties and the traditional cooperation with the countries whose citizens took part at our liberation and we are confident that the cooperation and the useful contacts with these countries would continue to develop in a spirit of friendship, Premier Borissov pointed out.




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