Radev arrived with his wife in Ankara for the NATO summit.

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Premeer Rumen Radev arrived in Ankara with his wife Desislava Radeva for the NATO Summit meeting. The Bulgarian premier was welcomed with honors at the airport upon arrival, following the government plane landing. The Bulgarian delegation includes Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova, Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov, and Chief of Defence Emil Efimov. Earlier, Radev met with Turkish President Erdogan and they agreed to freeze the contract with 'Botash' until the local elections in autumn 2027. Radev claimed he reduced tariffs under the contract but emphasized that the debt of 360 million euros will still be paid. He denied any discussions with Erdogan regarding water rights from Arda and Mesta, the concession of the Black Sea motorway, or electricity transmission through Bulgarian territory. On the first day after arriving in Ankara, Radev will attend a state reception hosted by the Turkish president. The high-level NATO meeting in Ankara is attracting global media attention. The summit began with an investment forum on defense industry, during which allies announced significant investments in defense, including an initiative to allocate $40 billion for developing the Alliance’s UAV

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Turkey has prepared 10 specially modified luxury vehicles based on its first domestically produced electric car, TOGG, to host guests at the NATO summit in Ankara. The fully electric cars, which can carry eight passengers and travel at approximately 50 kilometers per hour, will follow controlled protocol routes during the event. The vehicles will be displayed in a special red-and-white color scheme reminiscent of Turkey’s flag, though some feature turquoise accents and motifs. According to reports, TOGG has been performing well in the Turkish market, with its T10X model selling 9,070 units and the T10F model selling 7,675 units in the first five months of 2026, giving the brand a 25% market share in the electric vehicle segment.

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