Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts (Bulgarian: Българска академия на науките и изкуствата, BAN) is a learned academy in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts
Established	2004
Location	Sofia , Bulgaria
Website	www.basa.bg

HistoryEdit

The academy was founded in 2004 as non-profit-making non-governmental organisation.

ReferencesEdit

History. Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts. Accessed May 2015.
Statute. Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts. Accessed May 2015.

External linksEdit

Celokupna Bulgaria (in Bulgarian). Newspaper issued by BASA