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OIL & GAS

OIL & GAS

OIL & GAS

OIL & GAS

OIL & GAS

OIL & GAS
In the Romanian capital, the prime minister met with Romanian counterpart Nicolae Ciuca, President Klaus Iohannis and EU Transport Commissioner Adina Valean.
The talks focused on the war in Ukraine and gas supplies to Bulgaria and Romania.
I want to thank you for your hospitality and friendship. Today our government came to Bucharest from three places - Kyiv, Brussels and Baku. This proves the hard work we all have on challenges such as - energy crisis, war in Ukraine, emerging food crisis, which is why it is so important today that Bulgaria and Romania are not only good neighbors but also good partners. We have identified specific steps with specific deadlines.
Prime Minister Kiril Petkov
Joining Schengen is a huge priority for us - to move together and not to delay the next steps.
Prime Minister Kiril Petkov
Most likely this fall we will have gas through the interconnector with Greece.
Romanian Prime Minister
On May 5 in Sofia we will hold a regional meeting of energy ministers on the potential for securing gas supplies - from Azerbaijan, Turkey. We hope that at this meeting decisions will be made and conclusions will be drawn at the regional level.
Kiril Petkov
The pipeline that used to bring gas through Romania and Bulgaria to Turkey can now run in the opposite direction. And the opportunity to buy liquefied gas together is great, because the price levels will be different. Our partners from Azerbaijan are also possible partners. I am confident that the physical completion of the interconnector with Greece will be in June.
Kiril Petkov explained
The Prime Minister of Romania Nicolae Ciuca highlighted the main points of the topics discussed during the conversation with his Bulgarian counterpart Kiril Petkov:
We all together support Moldova and will be their partner on their path to the EU.
added Kiril Petkov
We will not recommend Romanian citizens to leave Moldova.
Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca
The delegation included Deputy Prime Ministers Asen Vassilev and Borislav Sandov, Defense Minister Dragomir Zakov, Energy Minister Alexander Nikolov and Deputy Transport and Communications Minister Vladimir Varbanov.
’We Continue the Change’ will vote to provide military-technical assistance to Ukraine. President Zelensky asked for a very specific technical assistance, and that will be to repair the military machines. We believe that Ms. Ninova will not leave the coalition.
This is how Prime Minister Petkov answered a journalist's question regarding the statement of the BSP leader Kornelia Ninova regarding the military aid to Ukraine