Webit Foundation

Organizers of the Webit conference have expressed serious concerns about a potential international scandal due to the Bulgarian government's inaction, despite the country being designated as a partner for this year's event, reports OFFNews. In a letter addressed to Acting Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev, Plamen Rusev, the executive chairman of the Webit Foundation, highlighted the problem.

On December 14, 2021 in Sofia Tech Park, Powers Summit will be the first face-to-face meeting between the new government, business leaders, and the civil sector for constructive and operational dialogue with the new government.

Bulgaria has become only the third country in the world to appoint a Goodwill Ambassador for Digital Affairs. Following the likes of France and Denmark, the announcement of the ambassador came at an awards ceremony which was held on Monday at the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reports 150sec.com

They will spend a full 24 hours coding and prototyping software at Sofia Tech Park, where the EU-Western Balkans pre-summit dinner was held this month.

Organised by the European Commission in Bulgaria, the Sofia Development Association of the capital's municipality and the Webit Foundation, the event hopes to inspire programmers to seek solutions in a number of fields.

Bulgaria's capital Sofia has a booming technology scene, a Forbes article has noted.

The piece has been published ahead of the Webit Festival due next week in Sofia.