
Interview with the foreign policy expert on his vision for regional cooperation in Southeastern Europe, which should be realised by Romania, Greece and Bulgaria and on the models of cooperation, which can inspire – Benelux and the Visegrad Group
Vladimir Mitev
Vladimir Chukov is an international relations analyst, who has specialised in the Middle East, the issues of Muslim religion, terrorism and security. He is born on 22 April 1960 in Athens, Greece. He has studied in a French college in Tunisia and graduates from the French language school in Sofia. He has graduated from the faculty of social sciences at the Damascus University, Syria. In 1998 he became associate professor, in 2005 – doctor of economic sciences, and in 2007 – professor. He teaches in a number of Bulgarian universities: the Free University of Varna, the University of Sofia, the New Bulgarian University, the University of Rousse and others.
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