PM Borissov hosted summit meeting between Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Serbia

Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Boyko Borisov hosted the four-party summit meeting between Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Serbia on 2^nd of November. The forum is held at "Evksinograd" residence in the Bulgarina coastal city of Varna. Prime Ministers Borisov, Tsipras, Dăncilă and Serbian President Vucic discuss the development of joint infrastructure projects and the deepening of regional stability. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also took part in the working lunch.

Earlier this morning, Prime Minister Borissov welcomed each of his colleagues and thanked them for their serious commitment to the format. In his words, the mere fact that this is the second meeting within 6 months after thje one in Bucharest, is a proof for the format’s productivity that contributes to deepening regional cooperation and developing good neighbourly relations by sharing common responsibilities for strengthening security, economic development and connectivity of the region.

Borissov expressed confidence that the talks on the projects will continue with arrangements for the rapid implementation of the practical projects. From now on, according to him, the presence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will also be in the interest of the dialogue.