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MRF-Sofia Gathers Dozens of Young People, Filling the Hall in Studentski Grad with Supporters
A full hall of over 150 young people attended a discussion with the leader of the European Liberals, Ilhan Kyuchyuk, and the top candidate for the 23rd Multi-Member Constituency in Sofia, Valentin Tonchev. The event took place in Studentski Grad, and the high level of interest demonstrated the growing potential of MRF-Sofia.
MEP Ilhan Kyuchyuk attended specifically to support his long-time colleague in the European Parliament, Valentin Tonchev.
“In Bulgaria, the institutional conflicts must end because they only deepen the crises further. This is why I believe the role of the MRF in this parliament will be significant. Over the years, we have proven that the MRF can secure mandates not only in small towns but also in regional centers. The Sofia list for these elections stands out for its consistency, expertise, and stability,” Kyuchyuk told the audience.
He also shared that he has known Valentin Tonchev for many years. They worked side by side in the youth organization and later in the European Parliament. Kyuchyuk encouraged the young people to place their trust in a proven expert in foreign policy.
The lead candidate, Valentin Tonchev, expressed gratitude to all attendees for their interest, stating:
“The full hall I see today is proof that the MRF is the most prepared, modern, and visionary party in Bulgaria, with the solutions and program needed for the country’s development. I am confident that on Sunday, we will show together that the MRF is already present in the capital and capable of setting the agenda not only in Sofia but throughout the rest of Bulgaria.”
The event continued with a discussion with the audience on important issues such as inflation, the formation of a regular government, and Bulgaria’s priorities regarding the Eurozone and Schengen.
Several prominent and experienced politicians from the Movement for Rights and Freedoms were also in attendance, including Associate Professor Dr. Nigar Djafer, Sabriye Sapundzhieva, Metin Kazak, Radoslav Revenski, Saliha Emin, and others.
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