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President Rumen Radev will begin consultations with parliamentary groups in the 51st National Assembly on December 10, according to the press office of the President.
At the end of last week, President Radev announced that consultations with political parties would begin on Tuesday, emphasizing the importance of the National Assembly functioning effectively. He warned that the absence of a regular government would disrupt the work of the parliament, which has many urgent tasks ahead.
Radev highlighted that one of the most urgent tasks for the National Assembly is the adoption of the state budget for the next year.
The first session of the new parliament will resume today at 11 AM, announced the oldest member of parliament, Silvi Kirilov from "There Is Such a People," in the plenary hall.
With 88% of protocols processed, preliminary data indicates that nine parties and coalitions will enter Bulgaria's 51st National Assembly.
Preliminary results from the parallel vote count by Gallup International, conducted and funded by NOVA, reveal the following outcomes in Bulgaria's parliamentary elections:
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