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Bulgaria and Turkey discuss joint projects in energy and security

Michael Roberts - 22.03.2010

Turkish Foreign Minister arrived in Sofia on Thursday for an official two day visit at the invitation of his Bulgarian counterpart Nikolay Mladenov. This is the first official visit by a Turkish Foreign Minister in Sofia for seven years.

The talks highlighted the general opinion that Bulgaria and Turkey are neighbors with common strategic interests and that there were no political problems between the two countries.

Common interests were identified in the field of energy security, including - joint projects such as Nabucco, the Black Sea region, the Balkans - including the Euro-Atlantic perspective for Western Balkans; interaction within NATO and other international organizations. In a broader context, discussed the possibility of finding a common approach in areas such as the Caucasus, the Middle East, the Mediterranean.

In the economic sphere were examined opportunities to increase Turkish investments in Bulgaria, which currently amounts to about $ 1 billion. Possibilities were discussed to give impetus to some joint projects.

Mladenov Minister raised the issue of restoration of property Bulgarian hospital Evlogi Georgiev in Istanbul, which would not only practical, but emotional and historic importance to us.

Davutoglu thanked for Bulgaria's support for Turkey's future membership in the EU. He recalled that Turkey had strong support for Bulgaria's accession to NATO.

Nickolay Mladenov stressed in conclusion, that means common interests - common projects, and that both sides have something to do together, and it is more efficient than previously .

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