Bulgarian Parliament Votes to Set up E-Government State Agency
Bulgaria’s Parliament gave the green light to the establishment of a state agency in charge of electronic government, public radio broadcaster BNR reported on Thursday.
Bulgaria Launches Brand New E-Government Ministry
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A new Ministry in charge of the implementation of an electronic government has been established in Bulgaria.
The news was revealed as President Rosen Plevneliev unveiled the country's new caretaker Cabinet.
Roman Vasilev has been announced as the country's Electronic Government Minister.
Roman Vasilev is a former Director of Johnson Controls Electronics Bulgaria EOOD.
His previous employment (2004-2008) includes establishment and management of Euronet Bulgaria EOOD, which services proprietary ATMs network in Bulgaria and TBI Credit's Master cards portfolio. From 1994 to 2002, he led petro-chemical and automotive engineering projects in Japan, Indonesia, China and USA, for Chiyoda Corporation (multi-billion turnkey projects engineering company based in Yokohama, Japan).
He holds International Management M.B.A. with specialization in finance and entrepreneurship from Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale, Arizona, USA; and Bachelor of Science in Machine Design and Process Automation from Tsinghua University in Beijing, P.R. of China.
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