House Concurrent Resolution 170 outlines our United States foreign policy towards Bulgaria, notes the objectives of our new, post-Cold War relationship with Bulgaria, and points out some of the positive changes now underway in Bulgaria.
Discussion on U.S. foreign policy towards Bulgaria and its progress since 1997.
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