The Deputy Minister Kamen Kichev bestowed the diplomas of the graduating students from the Higher School of Transport 13.01.2011
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The Deputy Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications Kamen Kichev bestowed today the diplomas of 2010 Bachelor’s Graduates of the Higher School of Transport Todor Kableshkov.

Kamen Kichev greeted the guests of the ceremony on the occasion of the patronal festival of the university and wished the students to find a successful realization in their profession. In his speech he focused on the measures that the Ministry of Transport Information Technology and Communications was undertaken to reform the sector. Public companies in the field of the rail transport gradually become stable. At the same time the air transport has gone out of the crisis and Bulgarian sailors continue to be highly esteemed anywhere in the world, said the Deputy Minister.

Deputy Minister Kichev offered to the top-boy of Class 2011 Atanas Karadzov a practise in the National Railway Infrastructure Company (NRIC). He could start a program for young specialists and choose whether to work full time or part time in case that he wants to continue his education.

The ceremony in the Higher School of Transport was attended by Yordanka Fandakova, Mayor of Sofia municipality, Milcho Lambrev, Director General of NRIC, lecturers, students and guests.

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