News
EU REPORTER about the exhibition "Treasures from Bulgaria. The Gold of the Thracian Warriors." initiated by Emil Stoyanov
Article by Colin Stevens, published in the October issue of EU REPORTER
The foyer of the European Parliament in Brussels is the venue for an exhibition of gold and silver treasures from Bulgaria, paying homage the Bulgaria's ancestors from Thracia. Thracia - Тракия in Bulgarian, - was the name of a province of the Roman empire in Macedonia. It was established in AD 46, when the former Roman client state of Thrace was annexed by order of the Roman Emperor Claudius, who ruled from AD 41 to AD 54.
In Plovdiv the Pygmalion Foundation gave for the fifth time its annual award for contribution in the field of philology
Prof. Inna Peleva of Plovdiv University "Paisii Hilendarski" is this year's winner of the Pygmalion Foundation. This award is granted for extraordinary contribution in the field of philology and was given to Prof. Peleva by the Founder and President of the Pygmalion Foundation - the Member of the European Parliament Emil Stoyanov. He awarded also the students, who this summer worked on the digitization of cultural heritage of Plovdiv in connection with the project 'Europeana'.
