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President Radev will soon announce when he will hand second government-forming mandate

Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev
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In the coming days, I will announce when I will hand over a government-forming mandate to the second largest Parliamentary group, said Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev after the GERB/SDS coalition returned the first government-forming mandate. "I hope that the political forces will use this time to engage in dialogue and build trust," added Bulgaria’s head of state Radev.

"Bulgaria needs a stable government appointed by this country’s National Assembly. It should be based on shared principles and priorities," added President Radev. "Only a legitimate cabinet that enjoys trust of the public can lead Bulgaria out of the crisis", noted Bulgaria’s head of state Radev.




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