News - Belgium, Brussels, Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria

On 10 May 2026, the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Brussels once again took part in the celebration of Europe’s Day in Luxembourg. The event took place at the Wiltz Castle and was organized by the Representation of the European Commission in Luxembourg, in cooperation with the European Parliament, the Government of Luxembourg and the Municipality of Wiltz.

This year’s event was particularly significant, as it marked the 30th anniversary since the start of Europe’s Day celebrations in Luxembourg, as well as the 40th anniversary of Spain and Portugal’s accession to what was then the European Economic Community. Under the motto of European unity, democracy, and cooperation, the event brought together European institutions, Member States, and civil society organizations, which presented their work, culture, and traditions to the numerous visitors.

The rich cultural program included musical and folkloric performances, an official ceremony and various initiatives demonstrating European regions and local traditions. Among the official guests of the event were His Royal Highness Grand Duke Guillaume, Prime Minister of Luxembourg Luc Frieden, European Commissioner Christophe Hansen, Managing Director of the European Stability Mechanism Pierre Gramegna, as well as Members of the Luxembourg Parliament, the European Parliament and representatives of the local authorities. The ambassadors of the EU Мember Сtates, including Ambassador Natalia Uzunova, also took part in the ceremony.

Bulgaria was represented with an information stand, organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Brussels. Throughout the day, the stand attracted numerous visitors interested in the Bulgarian culture, traditions and tourism opportunities. Guests had the opportunity to explore promotional and informational materials presenting Bulgaria’s rich cultural and historical heritage, natural landmarks and the diverse forms of tourism the country has to offer.

Visitors to the Bulgarian stand also enjoyed traditional Bulgarian products and flavors. The conversations with guests, who demonstrated genuine interest in the Bulgarian traditions, nature, tourism opportunities and cultural exchange, were among the highlights of the day.

Bulgaria’s participation in Europe Day in Luxembourg once again provided an opportunity to present the country as an active part of the European family.