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The children from “Forget-me-not” Orphanage in Stara Zagora celebrated Easter with a special exhibition and a concert

The children from “Forget-me-not” Orphanage in Stara Zagora used lots of imagination and skills while preparing for their Easter Exhibition and Concert. Along with representatives from different classes of the Bulgarian School of Politics “Dimitry Panitza”, students in Special Pedagogy from the Thracian University, who have their regular practical internship at the social institution, and […]
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School Alumni continue their support to the children from the Centre for Family Type Accommodation in Velingrad

The children from the Centre for Family Type Accommodation in Velingrad themselves painted Easter eggs and coloured small clay figures for the feast. They participated in art-therapy sessions and with big enthusiasm learned on how to “engrave” Easter eggs according to the traditional for Velingrad and the region technique. Following the tradition, the children from […]
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Peter Diamandis: Abundance is our future

Onstage at TED2012, Peter Diamandis makes a case for optimism — that we’ll invent, innovate and create ways to solve the challenges that loom over us. “I’m not saying we don’t have our set of problems; we surely do. But ultimately, we knock them down.”
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Mr. Ahmed Dogan: “Bulgaria Needs a National Vision”

“In the last six years, after being situated in the EU, our country urgently needs a national vision for development,” said Mr. Ahmed Dogan who is chairperson of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms to the participants in the National Program “Governing skills” of the Bulgarian School of Politics “Dimitry Panitza.” He underlined that without […]
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Cyber security and citizens’ participation in the Internet

Where do the security measures and civil rights in Internet have in common and in contrast. This topic was the focus of the fifth final day of the third course of the National Program “Governing skills”. Mr. Yavor Kolev who is Head of “Computer Crime, Intellectual Property and Gambling Sector” at Ministry of Interior; Mr. […]
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The Common National Gaul Should Be A Prospering Bulgaria

Bulgaria should seek a consensus on major national issues, said the leaders of the “Blue Coalition” Mr. Martin Dimitrov and Ms. Petya Stavreva who were special guests of the National Program “Governing skills”.
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Judicial Reform – Steps for Effective Legal Framework

The need for judicial reform was a focus of the fourth day of the National Program course. Special lecturers were the Ms. Miroslava Todorova, Chairperson of the Bulgarian Judges Association and Mr. Sava Petrov from the Association of Prosecutors in Bulgaria, as well as Mr. Hristo Ivanov, program manager of the Bulgarian Institute for Legal […]
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The Purpose of the Judicial Reform Is to Overcome the Deficit of Trust

The feeling of the Bulgarian people that there is no justice is very strong and that`s why the purpose of the judicial reform is to overcome the deficit of trust, said the Minister of Justice Ms. Diana Kovacheva to the participants in the National Program “Governing Skills”. She presented the reform through the prism of […]
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Ms. Sasha Bezuhanova: “You Are the Next Generation of Politicians – The Modern Young People with Socially Important Objectives”

“You are the next generation of politicians – the modern young people with significant social objectives, which you have time to achieve”, said the special guest for the day Ms. Sasha Bezuhanova to the participants of the National Program “Governing Skills”. Ms. Bezuhanova is a Board member of the Bulgarian School of Politics “Dimitry Panitza”. […]
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Ms. Hristina Hristova, “Achieving a Better Quality of Life is the Most Important Policy Objective”

“Democracy has not invented anything better than political formations which compete with each other to improve the quality of life”, said Ms. Hristina Hristova, the chairperson of the NMSS, to the participants from the National Programme “Governing skills” of the Bulgarian School of policy “Dimitar Panitza.” She was a guest speaker at the “30 minutes […]
