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Emigrants from Bulgaria to follow steps of ancient rulers

Bulgarian emigrants will travel nearly 14 000 km from Paris through Moscow to Beijing to promote Bulgaria. The march will begin in June 2007.

The idea for the march belonged to the union of the Bulgarians around the world, netinfo.bg reported. The march would recreate the travel of the Bulgarian khans from Asia to Europe taken backwards.

The march would last nearly a month. Ten vehicles carrying three people each will take part in the trip. The vehicles will travel around 500 km per day.

They will pass through 18 countries and will stop at every capital or major city where Bulgarian Diaspora is living.

Other teams could also participate in the whole or in a part of the march, netinfo.bg said. The only condition was to apply for participation and to specify which part of the route they would pass through.

The participants will distribute booklets promoting Bulgaria during the march.

Bulgarians living abroad were nearly 2.5 million people, according to the statistics of the union of the Bulgarians around the world.

November 15 2006, Source: www.sofiaecho.com

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