Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev congratulated Serbian citizens on their participation in the democratic process and the “Student List” on its election victory.
In a post on X, Radev highlighted the close ties between the two countries. “Bulgaria and Serbia share strong relations, rooted in centuries-old ties and a shared responsibility for peace, stability, and prosperity in our region,” he wrote.
Radev also voiced Bulgaria’s readiness to strengthen bilateral relations through constructive dialogue, economic cooperation and better connectivity between the neighboring countries.
“We remain committed to our strong support for Serbia’s integration towards EU membership,” Radev added.
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Politics | October 26, 2026, Monday // 12:46