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Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev, photo by BGNES
The Reform of judicial branch should lead to more efficient and fair judiciary, said Bulgarian President.
“Judicial reform should lead to results visible to Bulgarian citizens”, said Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev during a public debate on the topic of “Effective and Fair Judiciary” that was held on Wednesday.
Judiciary system in Bulgaria is not perfect and the citizens are expecting its improvement, said the president.
The debate on Bulgaria’s judiciary is the second one within the "Dialogue with Civil Society" forum that was initiated by President Plevneliev in September.
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