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As the years go by, these young Bulgarians abroad, withdrew shortly after communism fell, the search for a better future have grown and have children who started their own. Or more recently, they have relocated in a foreign country, perhaps at work, or maybe that, after a dream. On the morning of July 16 a large number of Bulgarians have moved abroad with their children in the gallery Sredets the Ministry of Culture in Sofia. The occasion was the award ceremony of the 12th International Youth Stefan Genchev literature competition and the eighth International Visual Arts children Bulgarian communities throughout the world, organized by the National Agency for Bulgarians’ s abroad. The theme of 2008 was Bulgaria in my dreams. Open to children sing the anthem of the Council of Europe, the event proceeded with the Culture Minister Stefan Danailov welcomed the initiative and said that “art can lead to a better world” and that it is good to light a fire early in a child’s life. “This fantasy art exhibitions, new ideas and attention to Bulgarian culture,” he said. As the keynote speaker ceremony, Vice-President Angel Marinov spoke of how art and writing competition, the possibility for adults as they say in your [children] fascinating world. “Referring to Mariya Yanishevskaya test winner, he admired the wisdom in its composition, in which they wrote as varied as the people May, if statements in their heart, we can see that they are all alike. Yanishevskaya life in Beijing, also praised China Marinov living in abroad for parents to educate their children in Bulgarian traditions, and welcomed his true love for the country and conditions of service of the Cyrillic alphabet in the tests. This year, 161 children Bulgarian 18 countries (Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Cyprus, England, Germany, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Netherlands, Russia, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates / Dubai, Ukraine and the United States, US) participated in the test Stefan Genchev competition, which was divided into groups of six to 13 years and 14 to 19 years. The poet and playwright Nedyalko Yordanov chaired by the literary jury. He said that reading two articles caused him “great joy” because children insight, and also “deep sorrow” for these children are abroad, and “we need them” for the future of Bulgaria. Que the art of competition, 447 children from 25 countries (Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Cyprus, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Moldova, the Netherlands, Russia, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, United Kingdom and the USA) took part, sending a total of 590 units in the State Agency for Bulgarians to ‘abroad. The three were aged six to 10, 11 to 14 and 15 to 18 clock. The jury, chaired by Roumen Statkov chosen painted wood, which Kristiyan Lutgens (10 years) and Anika Lutgens (age six) Hamburg, Germany, for the jury. In Sofia from Den Haag for the ceremony, and Vesselka Stefan Hristov said that his six year-old daughter had a drawing in art contest. Although they lived in the Netherlands two years, they said it was important that they have ties with Bulgaria. “She goes to a Bulgarian school. It is important that a person have roots, it ensures stability for culture,” said Vesselka Sofia Echo. “young, dynamic” Vesselka Bulgarian said that the school has 24 students from three to 13 years.
As the years go by, young Bulgarians abroad, withdrew shortly after communism fell, the search for a better future has increased, and began to children of their own. Or, more recently, in a foreign country, perhaps at work, or perhaps even to follow a dream.
On the morning of July 16 a large number of Bulgarians have moved abroad with their children at Gallery Sredets the Ministry of Culture in Sofia. The occasion was the awards ceremony for the 12 ° International Stefan Genchev child youth literature price competition and the eighth International des Beaux-Arts of Bulgarian children by communities worldwide, organized by the National Agency for Bulgarians abroad. Theme of 2008 was in Bulgaria my dreams.
Open to children sing the anthem of the Council of Europe, the event proceeded with the Culture Minister Stefan Danailov welcomed the initiative and said that “art can lead to a better world, and it’s in a good light that in the first months of the burning of a child’s life. “This art exhibit imagination, new ideas and love for Bulgarian culture,” he said.
As the main spokesman for the ceremony, Vice-President Angel Marinov spoke of how art and writing competition has the opportunity, “as we adults have access to [children] surprising world.” Se Referring to the winner Mariya Yanishevskaya test, were surprised by the wisdom in its composition, in which he wrote that as varied as the people May be the case if statements in their heart, you can see that all are equal. Yanishevskaya life Beijing, China
Marinov also praised the parents live abroad, continue to educate their children in Bulgarian traditions, and welcomed his true love for the country and the occupation of the Cyrillic alphabet in tests.
This year, 161 Bulgarian children from 18 countries (Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Cyprus, England, Germany, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Netherlands, Russia, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates / Dubai, Ukraine and the USA) attended the Stefan Genchev essay competition, which was divided into groups of six to 13 years and 14 to 19 years.
The poet and playwright Nedyalko Yordanov chaired by the literary jury. He said that reading tests caused him “great joy” because children intuition, and even a “profound sadness” of these children are abroad, and “we need them for Bulgaria in the future.
Whether the art of competition, 447 children from 25 countries (Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Cyprus, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Moldova, Netherlands, Russia, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, United Kingdom and the USA) took part, sending a total of 590 pieces for the National Agency for Bulgarians abroad . The three categories of age six to 10, 11 to 14 and 15 to 18 clock.
The jury headed by Roumen Statkov chosen painting wood presented Kristiyan Lutgens (10 years) and Anika Lutgens (six years) of Hamburg, Germany, for the Jury Prize.
In Sofia from Den Haag for the ceremony, and Vesselka Stefan Hristov said that its six years, the subsidiary submitted a project for the assistance of art. Although they live only in the Netherlands for two years, said it was important that they connect with Bulgaria. “After a Bulgarian school.” Important that a person has roots, stability of growth, “said Vesselka Sofia Echo.
The “young, dynamic,” the Bulgarian school, Vesselka including 24 students ranging from three to 13 years.
