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GERB-SDS, DB, BSP and ITN discuss priorities for future government

Photo: GERB Press Centre

The negotiating teams of GERB-SDS, Democratic Bulgaria, BSP-United Left and There is Such a People discussed proposals for a draft government agreement. This was announced by GERB on its Facebook page. Representatives of the parties discussed the priorities of the future government and the mechanisms for decision-making. The meeting was held at the National Assembly. The possible agreement should give a clear idea of the main policies, as well as guarantees for reform of the judiciary and the fight against corruption.
In December, President Rumen Radev announced that he would give the political parties time for talks, adding that the first exploratory mandate to form a government would be given to the first parliamentary force, GERB-SDS, after the New Year.



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