President Radev Hands Over First Mandate to GERB: Bulgaria Is Set to Have a Government
President Rumen Radev has handed over the first exploratory mandate for forming a government to the GERB party
The Bulgarian president begins talks with potential caretaker prime ministers immediately.
Rumen Radev announced the news during the presentation of the third mandate to "There Is Such a People", who immediately returned the folder empty.
"Immediately after the traditional coffee with the parties, I will start meeting with all potential prime ministers - today, tomorrow, if necessary and on weekends. I have also postponed my busy international program, which included a visit by a foreign president and my official visit abroad. I will do everything possible to speed up this process of forming a caretaker government," said Radev.
According to data from a recent survey conducted by the Sociological Agency "Myara," 37.4% of adult Bulgarians support the formula of the newly formed government
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