Podcast in English
Text size
Bulgarian National Radio © 2025 All Rights Reserved

GERB and We Continue the Change to set up expert group on the state budget

Photo: BGNES

The parties GERB and We Continue the Change will form an expert group for drawing up the state budget for 2023. Agreement on this was reached by the representatives of the two biggest parliamentary groups during their first meeting.

GERB announced they were going to invite the other parliamentary groups, as well as representatives of the caretaker government. 

During the meeting, We Continue the Change co-chair Assen Vassilev presented estimates that We Continue the Change’spriorities can be integrated into the budget for 2023, with a deficit below 3%. Former Finance Minister Kiril Ananiev from GERB party contested these estimates, saying that the forecasts We Continue the Change have been working with are outdated and the expected growth rate for 2023 is by far more pessimistic.



Последвайте ни и в Google News Showcase, за да научите най-важното от деня!
Listen to the daily news from Bulgaria presented in "Bulgaria Today" podcast, available in Spotify.

More from category

Constitutional court rules that the National Assembly speaker has no right to decide unilaterally on a national referendum

The Speaker of the National Assembly has no right to rule unilaterally on a national referendum. This becomes clear from a decision of the Constitutional Court in relation to the refusal of former Parliament Speaker Natalia Kiselova to submit for..

published on 11/18/25 5:55 PM
 Rumen Spetsov

LUKOIL Neftohim special administrator removes board chair Manyakhin

The special commercial administrator of Lukoil Neftochim Burgas, Rumen Spetsov, has dismissed Evgeny Manyakhin as chairman of the company's board and revoked his authority to represent the company.  The decision has been published in the Commercial..

published on 11/18/25 4:11 PM

Poll: More than 80% of Bulgarians do not believe that democracy in Bulgaria is genuine

Four in five Bulgarians do not believe the country’s democracy is genuine, according to an independent survey by the Myara sociological agency. The poll found that 81.2% of respondents said Bulgaria does not have real democracy, while 78.2%..

published on 11/18/25 2:44 PM