The two countries would also work to develop new corridors for transporting natural gas, he added.
His Bulgarian counterpart Boyko Borissov said that linking the two seas would be a very good example of good neighborliness and would help increase trade turnover.
Bulgarian Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications Ivaylo Moskovski told reporters a working group with representatives of the maritime administrations and the railways of the two countries would meet in the first week of September.
After hashing out their plans, Moskovski and his Greek counterpart plan to go to Brussels to see if this project could receive funding from the European Union, he added.
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