Bulgarian President Rumen Radev: The Most Important Thing Today is to Vote
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"The most important thing today is to vote. We all want to put an end to this exhausting marathon of continuous elections, but to achieve a stable parliament and not just a regular, but an effective government capable of making bold decisions and leading the country toward achieving nationally significant goals, it’s crucial for these two institutions—parliament and government—to have the necessary legitimacy," stated President Rumen Radev after casting his vote.
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