The leaders of Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Serbia will meet Wednesday in Thessaloniki on the occasion of the 4th Quadrilateral Summit, completing the first round of a co-operation that began in Varna, Bulgaria, in October 2017.
Alexis Tsipras, Boyko Borissov, Aleksandar Vucic and Viorica Dancila will meet in Thessaloniki, thus strengthening co-operation between their countries in order to benefit the wider region.The issues that will be discussed again will concern stability and security in the region, economic co-operation in the fields of transport, energy, infrastructure, security and co-operation at military and cross-border level.
A major topic in the discussions between leaders will be infrastructure and inter-connectivity across the Balkans, focusing on the four countries' rail, road, digital and energy interconnections, projects whose implementation will inspire the wider region and highlight the co-operation of the countries.
Initiatives like this and a wider participation of states in initiatives such as “16+1 initiative” will bring closer the co-operation between Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia