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BULGARIAN CHURCH - ISTANBUL.

Posted by N (Cat) on March 7, 2003, 6:19:38, in reply to "ISTANBUL-BULGARIAN CHURCH."
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BULGARIAN CHURCH - ISTANBUL.
Sofia, March 6 (BTA) - Bulgarian Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is sending a congratulatory letter to the Bulgarian Orthodox Church Community in Istanbul care of State Administration Minister Dimiter Kalchev, who is leaving for Istanbul on Thursday, the Council of Ministers Information and Public Relations Directorate said.
The PM congratulates the members of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church Community on Bulgaria's National Day, March 3. "This year we are celebrating the 125th anniversary of Bulgaria's Liberation and the restoration of Bulgarian statehood," the letter writes.
On Friday Kalchev will attend a ceremony on the occasion of the installation of a gas heating system in the Bulgarian Exarchate buildings.
"I am glad that the commitment we assumed a year ago to arrange gas supply to the buildings has already been honoured," the PM writes in this connection.
The gasification project cost 25,000 US dollars which were donated by the Bulgarian company Overgas, and construction work was performed by a German company.
Kovachev is also scheduled to confer with Oecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, to meet Bulgarian and Turkish businessmen, and to have dinner with the leadership of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church Community in Istanbul and with the donors and project contractors.

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ISTANBUL-BULGARIAN CHURCH. - N December 18, 2002, 9:43:31
- BULGARIAN CHURCH - ISTANBUL. - N March 7, 2003, 6:19:38
- ISTANBUL - BULGARIAN CHURCH COMMUNITY. - N January 21, 2003, 5:32:20
  - Re: ISTANBUL - BULGARIAN CHURCH COMMUNITY. - Łukasz Kowalski July 4, 2007, 5:59:54
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--Previous Message-- : BULGARIAN CHURCH - ISTANBUL. : : Sofia, March 6 (BTA) - Bulgarian Prime Minister Simeon : Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is sending a congratulatory letter to the : Bulgarian Orthodox Church Community in Istanbul care of State : Administration Minister Dimiter Kalchev, who is leaving for : Istanbul on Thursday, the Council of Ministers Information and : Public Relations Directorate said. : : The PM congratulates the members of the Bulgarian Orthodox : Church Community on Bulgaria's National Day, March 3. "This : year we are celebrating the 125th anniversary of Bulgaria's : Liberation and the restoration of Bulgarian statehood," the : letter writes. : : On Friday Kalchev will attend a ceremony on the occasion of the : installation of a gas heating system in the Bulgarian Exarchate : buildings. : : "I am glad that the commitment we assumed a year ago to : arrange gas supply to the buildings has already been : honoured," the PM writes in this connection. : : The gasification project cost 25,000 US dollars which were : donated by the Bulgarian company Overgas, and construction work : was performed by a German company. : : Kovachev is also scheduled to confer with Oecumenical Patriarch : Bartholomew, to meet Bulgarian and Turkish businessmen, and to : have dinner with the leadership of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church : Community in Istanbul and with the donors and project : contractors. : :

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