Bulgarian PM arrives in Kyiv

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Acting Bulgarian Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov arrived in Kyiv on Monday, March 30th. The purpose of his visit was to engage in discussions with Ukrainian officials.

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Acting Prime Minister of Bulgaria Andrey Gyurov arrived in Kyiv on a visit on Monday 30 March.

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