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The government, led by Prime Minister Rumen Radev, has reached its first 100 days, with assessments highlighting both key appointments and slow-paced reforms. The cabinet has announced a significant decision not to complete any major highways by 2030, terminating a tender for the Veliko Tarnovo - Byala section. Alongside this, plans are underway to revitalize the state energy sector, introduce new incentives and an ombudsman for investors, and implement changes within the judicial councilโฆ
Mediapool:
Government "Radev" Will Not Complete Any Highways by 2030
The government led by Radev will not complete any highways by 2030, with a tender for the Veliko Tarnovo - Byala section being terminated.
Sega:
Government to Revitalize State Energy
The Bulgarian government plans to implement measures to revitalize the state-owned energy sector.
Capital:
After 100 Days: The Full Picture Is Still Unclear
This article assesses the initial 100 days of the Bulgarian government, indicating that the overall situation and outcomes remain uncertain.
Dnevnik:
First 100 Days of Radev's Cabinet: Key Appointments and Delayed Reforms
This article analyzes the first 100 days of President Radev's cabinet, highlighting significant appointments and the slow pace of reforms.
Sega:
Government Promises New Incentives and Ombudsman for Investors
The Bulgarian government is pledging new incentives and an ombudsman to attract investors.
Dnevnik:
Radev Cabinet Plans Rotation in Judicial Council and New Chief Prosecutor Rules
The Bulgarian government under President Radev is planning changes within the judicial council, including a new chief prosecutor selection process.
Sega:
Radev to Grant AM 'Cherno More' to Turkish Firms
President Radev is reportedly set to award the AM 'Cherno More' concession to Turkish companies.
Sega:
MPs Avoid One Salary Cut
Members of Parliament have narrowly avoided a proposed salary reduction.
Sega:
Government Changes Hospital Payment Model
The government is altering the payment model for hospitals.
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