Ukrainian president appoints new ambassadors to Bulgaria and Algeria
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has signed decrees appointing Ukraine's ambassadors to Algeria and Bulgaria and dismissing the head of the Ukrainian Embassy in Sofia.
According to decree No. 203/2018, which was published on the website of the head of the Ukrainian state on Friday, Maksym Subkh was appointed Ukraine's ambassador to the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria.
According to other decrees (Nos. 201/2018 and 202/2018), Poroshenko dismissed Ukraine's Ambassador to Bulgaria Mykola Baltazhy and appointed Vitaliy Moskalenko as head of the Ukrainian diplomatic mission in this country.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
European Solidarity continues to block Rada rostrum; session put on pause
13:22, 02.12.2025
Poroshenko sends six more laundry and shower complexes to the front line
20:30, 01.12.2025
Poroshenko handed over "Ai-Petri" systems to National Guard units to protect critical infrastructure
17:07, 29.11.2025
Poroshenko on Yermak's resignation: Unity, new pro-European coalition, new professional govt needed
20:12, 28.11.2025
Peace cannot be built on legalized aggression: Poroshenko at extraordinary EPP summit
12:15, 27.11.2025
LATEST
Child killed, three people injured amid enemy strikes in Dnipropetrovsk region
09:41, 05.12.2025
Ukrainian delegation's talks in USA will continue, Ukraine prepared for any developments – Zelenskyy
09:15, 05.12.2025
Polish court issues European arrest warrants for Ukrainians suspected of railway sabotage
20:54, 04.12.2025
Eight people injured in Kherson region amid Russian shelling - prosecutor's office
20:42, 04.12.2025
Turkish MFA summons reps of Ukrainian and Russian diplomatic missions ‘due to spread of war in Black Sea’ – media