The head of the Macedonian diplomacy, Nikola Dimitrov and his Bulgarian colleague, Ekaterina Zaharieva, will be finishing the articles from the Agreement for Good Neighborly Relations during the weekend in Sofia for which the working groups from both sides have been negotiating.
The small technical adjustments, as were called by Prime Minister Zoran Zaev should be finished by today, but the details from the meeting between Dimitrov and Zaharieva still haven’t been revealed. The Bulgarian Prime Minister Bojko Borisov has said that a stable and independent state of Macedonia with a clear Euro-Atlantic perspective is in the interest of Bulgaria. The country is going through a process of readjustments of its positions and it is renouncing its anti-Bulgarian rhetorics, that has been happening for the past several decades.
He stressed that the negotiations with Macedonia regarding the Agreement are being led intensively since 2008 and that until this moment 11 levels of negotiations on an expertly levele have been concluded, and the Agreement has been revised several times both on the level of ministries of foreign affairs i.e. prime ministers.
