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Ivan Enicherov. Photo by the State Gambling Commission
Ivan Enicherov has been appointed as the new head of Bulgaria’s State Gambling Commission, the Ministry of Finance has announced. ‘
Enicherov will replace Gambling Commission head Kaloyan Krastev.
Before assuming the position, Ivan Enicherov was head of division within the Legal Department of the Ministry of Finance.
In the period 2004-2011 was a member of the State Gambling Commission.
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