On March 3rd, Bulgaria proudly celebrates its National Day. This date marks the country’s liberation from Ottoman rule and the restoration of Bulgarian statehood after nearly five centuries of foreign domination. The liberation movement culminated in the signing of the Treaty of San Stefano on March 3, 1878, a document that recognized Bulgaria as an autonomous state.
On this occasion, InfoCons offers Bulgarian citizens the Free European InfoCons App . This app is designed for all Bulgarian-speaking communities across Europe, ensuring that all citizens are aware of their rights and are informed directly in their native language—Bulgarian.
The European InfoCons App informs consumers in Bulgaria
The European InfoCons App is a useful and free tool that can be used in Bulgarian or any of the 33 languages in which it is available and can be downloaded from the following stores : App Store, Google Play, and App Gallery . The app provides users with vital information directly in Bulgarian, including:
- Scanning product barcodes to learn about ingredients , the number and type of food additives , allergens , and the amount of sugar , salt , and calories ;
- Scanning QR codes on energy labels of appliances and other electronic devices ;
- Customizing the app for those with certain health issues and special dietary needs by setting limits for salt, sugar, allergens, and specific types and numbers of additives ;
- Access to all emergency numbers in Bulgaria , at the European Union level , and globally ;
- Real-time emergency alerts for food and non-food products;
- A terminology dictionary in consumer protection , environment, banking and finance, labor, insurance, energy, etc.;
- 3 free personalized QR codes through which the scanning traffic of the generated QR codes can be monitored and more.
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InfoCons – Consumer Protection informs you in Bulgaria
- Emergency Number Bulgaria – 112
- Ambulance Bulgaria – 112
- Consumer Protection Bulgaria – 070011122 / 029330565
- Fire Service Bulgaria – 112
- Police Bulgaria – 112
- Tourist Complaints Bulgaria – 029046809 / 029046895
- National Child Helpline Bulgaria – 116 111
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Bulgarian National Day – Traditions and Significance
For Bulgarian citizens, National Day holds deep historical and cultural significance, symbolizing the triumph of freedom, resilience, and national identity. This day honors the sacrifices made by generations of patriots, soldiers, and revolutionaries who bravely fought for Bulgaria’s independence, sometimes paying the ultimate price for the ideal of a free nation.
On March 3rd, numerous commemorative events take place across the country, aimed at keeping the memory of those times alive and strengthening the connection between past and present. Bulgarians take part in official ceremonies, parades, and cultural activities, demonstrating their respect for national heritage. One of the most moving moments of the day is the wreath-laying ceremony at the Shipka Pass Monument, a symbol of the struggle for freedom, where those who gave their lives for the country’s independence are honored.
These events are organized with solemnity and attended by government officials, dignitaries, and citizens of all ages, emphasizing the sense of unity and national pride. March 3rd is not only a celebration of the past but also an opportunity to reaffirm the values that define the Bulgarian people: courage, determination, and the desire for freedom.
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On the occasion of Bulgaria’s National Day, InfoCons extends its warmest wishes of health, joy, and prosperity to all Bulgarian citizens! Happy National Day of Bulgaria, with a new attitude!