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Director of Sofia Regional Health Inspectorate Dismissed
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Ognyan Ivanov, Director of the Regional Health Inspectorate in Sofia, has been dismissed.
Ivanov was appointed one year ago during the term in office of the previous socialist-led government after winning a competition for the position.
Ivanov, as cited by the BGNES news agency, claimed that his removal was related to the fact that he was a longtime member of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP).
He insisted that the motives presented by caretaker Health Minister Miroslav Nenkov for his dismissal were unconvincing.
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