Sofia, Skopje in cooperation agreement

Bulgaria and Macedonia have signed a memorandum covering cooperation in Euro-Atlantic integration processes. The document was signed by Bulgarian Foreign Minister Lyubomir Kyuchukov and his Macedonian counterpart Zoran Petrov, according to Bulgarian agency BTA. Sofia, Skopje in cooperation agreement The agreement covers the exchange of information and experiences between the two countries, the organization of events tied to Euro-Atlantic integration, cooperation over political visas, border control and migration. Kyuchukov said that the memorandum was important not only for bilateral relations between the two countries, but also for the west Balkan countries’ prospects of joining the EU and NATO. He reaffirmed Sofia’s determination to support and assist Macedonia and other countries in the region in their efforts to enter European institutions and organizations. Petrov said that signing the memorandum was a measure of the good cooperation between the two countries, as well as the support offered by Sofia to Skopje’s efforts to join NATO and the EU.

Sofia, Skopje in cooperation agreement

The agreement covers the exchange of information and experiences between the two countries, the organization of events tied to Euro-Atlantic integration, cooperation over political visas, border control and migration.

Kyuchukov said that the memorandum was important not only for bilateral relations between the two countries, but also for the west Balkan countries’ prospects of joining the EU and NATO.

He reaffirmed Sofia’s determination to support and assist Macedonia and other countries in the region in their efforts to enter European institutions and organizations.

Petrov said that signing the memorandum was a measure of the good cooperation between the two countries, as well as the support offered by Sofia to Skopje’s efforts to join NATO and the EU.