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Open meeting of the “Velichie” party in Germany: Hanover (Saturday, February 21) and Frankfurt (Sunday, February 22)

Обновена на 20.02.2026 - 17:05 от admin

 

We are in Germany for these two days. Every fellow Bulgarian who would like to meet us and ask their questions about the present and future of Bulgaria is welcome! We will share our experience and vision with you!

This was written by Ivelin Mihaylov on his Facebook profile.

The “Velichie” party is organizing open meetings with the public in Hanover and Frankfurt, Germany, on February 21 and 22. Here is information about the events:

Meeting in Hanover

  • Day: Saturday, February 21, 2026
  • Start: 13:00
  • Location: Family Bistro Cafe, Körtingsdorf 34, 30455 Hannover

Meeting in Frankfurt

  • Day: February 22, 2026
  • Start: 14:00 – Frankfurt
  • Location: Haus der Jugend e.V., Deutschherrnufer 12, 60594 Frankfurt am Main

 

See the original Facebook post (in Bulgarian).

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