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News letter 12: Bulgaria's new Government


08 August 2009

Bulgarians are Pinning Great Hopes on their New Government

More than half of the Bulgarians are optimistic about the potential and capability of the new minority center-right cabinet, a brand new survey shows. A total of 60% of the respondents in Afis polling agency survey said they have pinned their hopes on the new government of GERB party leader Boyko Borisov.

So who are they? 

WHO IS WHO: Bulgaria's New Prime Minister Boyko Borisov



Boyko Borisov, leader of the GERB party and future Prime Minister of Bulgaria, announced Thursday the names of the Ministers in the new Bulgarian government.
At a special ceremony at the Bulgarian Presidency, Borisov handed back to President Georgi Parvanov the mandate to appoint new cabinet that he received on July 16.
The new Bulgarian government consists of 15 Ministers. Former senior World Bank economist Simeon Djankov is the new Minister of Finance;

The GERB party Chair Tsvetan Tsvetanov is the new Interior Minister;

Djankov and Tsvetanov will be the two Deputy Prime Ministers.

The biggest surprise in the new government is Traycho Traykov, procurist of EVN electricity distribution company, who will head the Ministry of Economy, Energy, and Tourism.

Sofia Deputy Mayor Yordanka Fandakova is becoming Minister of Education.

Sculptor Vezhdi Rashidov will be the Minister of Culture, former MEP Nikolay Mladenov - Defense Minister, and prosecutor Margarita Popova - Justice Minister.

MEP Rumiana Jeleva is taking over the Foreign Ministry, and the Mayor of the city of Vratsa Totyu Mladenov - the Social and Labor Ministry.

Bozhidar Nanev,
GERB MP and surgeon at Varna University Hospital will be in charge of the Health Ministry.

Construction businessman Rosen Plevneliev will be Regional Development Minister.

Environment consultant Nona Karadzhova is expected to be the next Environment Minister.

Alexander Tsvetkov,
currently Deputy Mayor of the capital Sofia, will be the new Transport Minister.

Miroslav Naydenov
is taking over the Agriculture Ministry, after MP Dessislava Taneva withdrew her nomination in the last minute.

Bozhidar Dimitrov,
the director of Bulgaria's National History Museum is going to be Minister without a portfolio in charge of the Bulgarian citizens abroad.

Svilen Neykov,
Bulgarian rowing champion and coach and husband of Bulgarian Beijing Olympics gold medalist Rumyana Neykova, will be in charge of the newly created Sports Ministry.
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