In Bulgaria’s September 2021 national census, a total of 5 118 494 people (84.6%) identified themselves as Bulgarians, the National Statistical Institute announced. 508 378, or 8.4%, identified themselves as ethnic Turks. 266 720 (4.4%) identified..
Sunday schools are at the heart of Bulgarian communities around the world, where children learn their mother tongue, culture, history and traditions. There are nearly 400 schools abroad and more than half of them are members of the State Agency for..
Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev launched the initiative of the Bulgarian school St. St. Cyril and Methodius in The Hague named “ Read with me in Bulgarian”. "For centuries our letters have given Bulgarians the opportunity to express their..
For some years the Association of Bulgarian Schools Abroad (ABSA) has advocated the idea of young Bulgarians abroad applying to foreign universities on the basis of their knowledge of their mother tongue. To make this dream come true, however, the..
Ten years ago Maya Nikolova emigrated from Bulgaria to Great Britain. There, she met several young families from Bulgaria who wanted their children to practice their native language. But in Bournemouth, where Maya lives, there was nowhere..
President Rumen Radev met with the Bulgarian community in Chicago within the frameworks of his working visit to USA. He commended them for their efforts to keep the Bulgarian spirit alive, for the schools and churches they have set up there as..
