Romanian, Bulgarian and Serbian prime ministers will hold joint talks in Craiova on April 24. The tripartite meeting will be followed by a joint session of the Romanian and Bulgarian governments that is expected to tackle tourism, finances topics as well as Turnu M?gurele-Nicopole brigde construction.
“I want to adopt today all agreements and memoranda so that the joint session of April 24 should be well prepared,” PM Ponta told ministers on Wednesday.
Romanian and Bulgarian ministers will discuss a memorandum on double taxation, a memorandum on tourism and a document related to the construction of a new bridge over the Danube, between Turnu M?gurele and Nicopole.
The Romanian and Bulgarian governments met in joint session in Ruse, Bulgaria in March 2014. Serbia’s prime minister was also attending the gathering.