President Rumen Radev and his wife hosted the traditional graduation ball &bdquo "Support a dream", reported BNT.
This is a special celebration for more than 80 seniors from different schools in the country.
A year ago, thanks to the initiative, Kostadin got a driver's license. Now his biggest dream is about to come true.
"I want to study national security at Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv. I present myself as a policeman, because this has been my dream since I was a child and I will hope it becomes a reality," said Kostadin Karaboychev.
He and his brother grew up in an orphanage, but 10 years ago their fate changed.
"When you receive affection and start to feel good and more confident in the things you do, because you have support behind you," Kostadin Karaboychev also said.
"I will never forget the day we got them. They had gone to a birthday party and Kotse asked us until we are 18, will you look after us? I said I don't know. And we lived to see him graduate, to look after him until he was 18 years old and then to help him", explained Petka Dermendzhieva, Kostadin's foster parent.
Emel is also excited about the ball. Her foster mother will be with her.
"I liked the setting, the people and everyone is very nice. It's exciting. I like everything," said Emel Ismail.
"We got them very tiny, and now they are big and they make us happy. They are very kind. They are part of our family," said Nadezhda Dimitrova.
For their overall look, graduates rely on free professional make-up and hair.
"Each person should contribute with something good and with what can make these children even happier and more beautiful. And that's why I got involved in this initiative", shared Diana Andonova, make-up artist.
President Rumen Radev also addressed the young people at the ball. The aim of the campaign is for young people to receive guidance for their future professional development.