Nikolay Denkov

The problems, left by the caretaker cabinets, in energy and regional development, as well as the work on Bulgaria's acceptance into the Eurozone and Schengen, were the focus of Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov's conversation with citizens on Facebook. The occasion - two months of the government's administration.

From the delay of reforms under the European plan for recovery and sustainability, through the organization for helicopters and emergency air assistance, the takeover of the Plovdiv fair by the businessman Georgi Gergov, problems in the State Consolidation Company and the repairs of dams, to an unfavorable contract with the Turkish "Botas" for gas supplies.

A drunken 45-year-old man beat his wife and father-in-law in front of his daughter in Burgas. The report of domestic violence was filed shortly after midnight from an apartment in a building in the "Slaveykov" district, bTV reported.

Five are the main priorities contained in Bulgaria's management program for the period from June 2023 to December 2024, adopted by the government today.

"The option of transporting Ukrainian grain by train through Bulgaria to Greek ports is being discussed", announced Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov after returning from a visit to Greece, where he spoke with his colleague Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

"For me, May 24 has always been the brightest holiday that unites us all. For myself, I have no doubt that May 24 is the most suitable day for a national holiday". This was said by Prime Minister Academician Nikolay Denkov, who returned from a one-day visit to Greece.

"When did President Radev had his own opinion - when he signed common European positions on Russia's war in Ukraine or when today he repeats some Russian propaganda that has nothing to do with what the members of the European Union and NATO present as a position?" This was stated by Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov.

"The accession of Bulgaria and Romania to Schengen in October 2023 remains a realistic possibility", said Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov, who is on a visit to Bucharest and met his Romanian counterpart Marcel Kolaja.

"We have an initiative to provide armored vehicles to Ukraine from the warehouses of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, without affecting the reserves of the army. We are proposing this as a draft decision of the parliament. The approximate number will be around 100, mostly armored personnel carriers."

"Ukraine has the support of NATO member states". This was stated by Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov after the end of the Alliance meeting in Vilnius.