The Bulgarian ambassador was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Macedonia (RMV) following a diplomatic note concerning the visit of the prime minister’s wife and son to Pamporovo, Bulgaria, over the winter period. Minister Mucunski stated that he has formally requested explanations from Bulgarian authorities regarding the incident but has not yet received a response. He noted that if a comparable situation were to occur within Macedonia, he would expect an apology in his capacity as a minister.
The diplomatic note in question contained detailed information about the itinerary followed by the prime minister’s wife and son. Furthermore, it included their personal data, details regarding the accompanying police escort, and information pertaining to the weapons they possessed. The note also formally requested police security from Bulgaria in Pamporovo, and stipulated that such security should be provided throughout their stay if deemed necessary.
This diplomatic exchange highlights ongoing discussions between the two nations concerning security protocols and diplomatic courtesies related to high-profile visits. The summoning of the ambassador underscores the seriousness with which the RMV is treating the matter, emphasizing the need for official clarification from Bulgarian authorities.
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