CEEC Bulgaria, Union of Electronics Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications

The Bulgarian Union of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications (CEEC) is a national scientific-technical “non-governmental, non-political, and non-profit creative and professional association - part of the civil society in the Republic of Bulgaria”. CEEC is a member of the Federation of the Scientific-Technical Unions in Bulgaria (FNTS), which is itself a permanent member of the European Federation of Engineering National Associations (FEANI) and participates actively in the discussions at the General Assembly.CEEC is a member of the Convention of National Societies of Electrical Engineers in Europe (EUREL).For over half a century CEEC has been publishing monthly peer reviewed science journalELECTROTECHNICA+ELECTRONICA, E+E. The website of the journal is http://epluse.ceec.bgCEEC maintains regular contacts with similar organizations abroad. For over ten years CEEC has had a signed agreement with VDE – Germany. Close relations have been established with SEP – the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers and SIER – Society of Power Engineers in Romania. CEEC maintains regular contacts with IEEE based on a long-term agreement, signed more than five years ago. All international conferences organized by CEEC are supported and partially sponsored by IEEE.CEEC, in the form of professional association, has existed under various names ever since 1936, initially as a division of Electrical Engineering at the National organization of the Bulgarian Engineers and Architects (BIAD) and later – as individual national scientific-technical union for electrical engineering within FNTS. Under the name “Union of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications (CEEC)” it has existed since 1982, with its last registration at the Sofia Municipal Court - Corporate division, dated 1992.CEEC has approximately 1300 individual members throughout Bulgaria. СЪЮЗ ПО ЕЛЕКТРОНИКА, ЕЛЕКТРОТЕХНИКА И СЪОБЩЕНИЯ (CEEC) http://ceec.fnts.bg