/ world today news/ “It was important to create a commission to the National Assembly for Bulgarians abroad, which was achieved on the initiative of the BSP”, said the deputy in the Verkhovna Rada and chairman of the Association of Bulgarians in Ukraine Anton Kisse at a meeting with the chairman of the National Assembly on BSP Mikhail Mikov.
During the meeting, the problems of the Bulgarians in Ukraine were condemned, as well as the possibility of Bulgaria helping to restore the water connection between Reni and Silistra, which in the current situation provides a good practical opportunity for a connection with our country. Among the topics discussed was the need to strengthen the Bulgarian consulate, especially in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, where many Bulgarians live – both in terms of staff and in relation to people.
Kisse expressed his desire to meet the members of the parliamentary committee during his next visit to the country, in order to share with them the needs of the Bulgarians in Ukraine.
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How can the Bulgarian community in Ukraine engage more actively with local authorities to advocate for their rights and interests?
As well. Anton Kisse:
1. As a deputy in Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada and chairman of the Association of Bulgarians in Ukraine, what do you think are the most pressing issues facing Bulgarian citizens in Ukraine today?
2. You discussed the importance of creating a commission to the National Assembly for Bulgarians abroad, which was achieved on the initiative of the BSP. Can you elaborate on why this commission is crucial for addressing the needs of Bulgarians living abroad, particularly in Ukraine?
3. In your opinion, what are some practical ways in which Bulgaria can help restore the water connection between Reni and Silistra while also maintaining a relationship with its neighbors?
4. With many Bulgarians living in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, how do you envision strengthening the Bulgarian consulate there? What challenges do you foresee in this regard?
5. Your willingness to meet with members of the parliamentary committee during your next visit to Bulgaria demonstrates a strong desire to work collaboratively. What outcomes do you hope to achieve through these meetings, and how can the Bulgarian community in Ukraine and their representatives work together effectively?
