Burgas hosts the fifteenth edition of the European Cynology Week, BTA reported. It starts on July 6 in the area of the Horse Base in the Burgas Sea Garden and is organized by the Bulgarian Republican Cynology Union in cooperation with the Burgas Municipality.
The international forum includes 5 shows-European Championship 2024 of the World Cynologic-Hunting Sports Alliance (WCHSA), CACIB Bolivian Championship, CACIB Polish Championship, CACIB Georgian Championship as well as a stage of the WCHSA World Cup 2024.
A specialized club show of the Bulgarian Shepherd Dog is also organized near the Horse Base in Burgas.
All shows start at 5 pm and the entrance is free. Participant registration will begin one hour earlier. The judging panel consists of experts from Austria, Poland, Georgia, Ukraine and Bulgaria. Guests from Armenia, Georgia, Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Austria, Latvia and Hungary are expected.
Photos: burgas.bgBulgaria has joined a multinational nomination for accession to the element "Pasture traditions", inscribed on the UNESCO List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. The event was marked on March 28 with the official signing of the nomination by the..
The international business exhibition Architectural Building Week 2025 starts today at the Inter Expo Centre in Sofia and runs until 29 March. It is being held alongside the Green Energy and Building Information Modelling (BIM) forums. This year's..
The Bulgarian Sunday School "Asen and Ilia Peykovi" in Rome is inviting participants to an online seminar themed "Biserche Valshebno". The event, taking place on March 22 and 23, is a continuation of the discussions that emerged during the Second..
Shortly after the opening of the motorcycle season in Sofia at the end of March, Bulgaria's capital city will host the country's largest motorcycle..
Since its establishment on April 11, 2022, the Institute for Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technology – INSAIT has..
Romanian police and military personnel worked as mercenaries in Congo According to a report by the Romanian Ministry of the Interior, 11..
+359 2 9336 661