Kuwait and the U.S. Extend Congratulations to Bulgaria on National Day
Bulgaria is in the spotlight today as the nation celebrates its National Day on March 3rd, marking its liberation from Ottoman rule. The occasion has drawn warm congratulations from leaders around the world, including Kuwait's Prime Minister and the U.S. Secretary of State.
His Highness the Prime Minister of Kuwait, Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, sent an official message to Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, expressing his heartfelt congratulations. This gesture highlights the strong diplomatic ties between Kuwait and Bulgaria, underscoring their shared commitment to cooperation and international friendship.
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Similarly, the United States joined in celebrating Bulgaria’s National Day. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio extended his warmest congratulations to the Bulgarian people, emphasizing the deep and enduring diplomatic relations between the two countries, which span over 122 years. In his statement, Rubio noted Bulgaria's growing role in international security and energy development. He highlighted Bulgaria’s recent efforts to modernize its military, strengthening its position within NATO and enhancing collective security. The U.S. is also collaborating with Bulgaria on new American-designed nuclear reactors, a move expected to improve the country’s energy stability and independence.
Beyond bilateral ties, Bulgaria received acknowledgments from major international organizations such as NATO and the European Union. The EU Council’s official social media accounts shared messages in Bulgarian, reinforcing the strong connection between Bulgaria and its European partners.
As Bulgarians celebrate this historic day, these messages of support from world leaders affirm the country’s significance on the global stage. The National Day is not just a moment of national pride for Bulgaria but also a reflection of its growing influence in international affairs.
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