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Bulgarian PM Boiko Borisov Photo: BGNES
Bulgarians deem most successful the government policies connected to infrastructure (38%), culture (29%) and foreign policy (25%).
Meanwhile, the most unsuccessful areas have been the income policy (9%), followed by economics, social activities and education (each with 17% stated disapproval).
The data has been demonstrated by the newest research of the socio-political perceptions conducted by alfa Research. The survey was taken in the period April 7-15 across a representative sample of 1020 citizens with voting rights in Bulgaria.
The personal rating of Bulgarian Pm Boiko Borisov, however, marks an improvement with 33.4% stated support.
The ranking of the most successful incumbent ministers is also led by the regional development sector with Lilyana Pavlova (26.3%), followed by healthcare minister Petar Moskov (24.3%). Vice MP Ivaylo Kalfin is up next with 19.7%, marking a slight increase in public support, followed by Tomislav Donchev with 15.3%.
The newly-employed Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova also registers high levels of public satisfaction. Politicians granted the least approval were Financial Minister Vladislav Goranov, Economic Minister Bozhidar Lukarski, as well as Education Minister Todor Tanev.
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