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President calls on politicians for more dialogue

Photo: Presidency press center

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has sent a message to political forces urging them to find unifying principles and make compromise so that they can form a government.

In Topolovgrad, where he met with citizens and local authorities, the head of state pointed out that "the dialogue between parties and the presidential institution is important, but much more important is the dialogue between the parties themselves, which must build a stable governing majority.”

President Radev said that he would hand over the third mandate to form a government by Friday.



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