Bulgaria Reshuffles Border Police Chief
Politics | December 27, 2005, Tuesday // 00:00
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Bulgaria's border police will have a new chief after Major-General Valeri Grigorov filed his resignation on Tuesday.
The Cabinet has decided to suggest for approval by a presidential decree Major-General Krassimir Petrov, currently heading the regional police department in Burgas.
Nominated for the vacant chair of Burgas' police is Colonel Pavlin Dimitrov, the Interior Ministry's press office announced.
The Cabinet has decided to suggest for approval by a presidential decree Major-General Krassimir Petrov, currently heading the regional police department in Burgas.
Nominated for the vacant chair of Burgas' police is Colonel Pavlin Dimitrov, the Interior Ministry's press office announced.
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