Bulgarian News Agency BTA Opened a Representative Office in Taraclia

23 October 2017

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The life of Bulgarians in Moldova will be covered by the National News Agency of Bulgaria (BTA), which has recently opened a press center in the city of Taraclia. It is the second representative office outside Bulgaria (the first was opened in Serbia).

Irina Bogoeva is so far the only reporter and representative of the Bulgarian news agency BTA in Moldova. She told Media-azi.md that the press center will mainly focus on social and cultural events in the region.

“We will definitely cover large-scale events involving important political figures. But it is not our goal – politics is not our main interest,” Irina
Bogoeva said about the editorial policy of the Bulgarian press center.

The journalist added that she will also pay attention to the life of Bulgarians who live in such regions of Ukraine as Bolgrad and Odessa, which are near the border of Moldova.

News will be presented in the Bulgarian language on the website of the Bulgarian national news agency BTA.
Bogoeva added that this press center of the BTA is the second one opened by Bulgaria abroad, after Serbia.

The press center of the Bulgarian news agency BTA was opened on October 5 this year in Taraclia, a region with the majority of population of Bulgarian ethnicity. The event took place within the 13th World Meeting of Bulgarian Media.

BTA is a state-owned news agency, and it has 15 press centers in Bulgaria.

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