Prime Minister Rumen Radev met with NATO Assistant Secretary General for Intelligence and Security, Scott Bray, the government press office said on September 2.
The meeting focused on the security environment in the region and current issues on NATO’s agenda. The meeting was also attended by Plamen Tonchev, Chairman of the State Agency for National Security and State Intelligence Agency Chairman Antoan Getchev.
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