Laurer with a hot comment about DB, will there be a coalition

It is extremely important for Bulgaria, when the world is so troubled, that the official cabinet establishes stability. And fair and responsible elections, said the outgoing Minister of Innovation and Growth Daniel Laurer on the program “More of the Day”.

Laurer hopes that the new acting minister of innovation and growth, Alexander Pulev, will continue the policy of growing the Bulgarian economy through innovative technologies and active work for European programs that finance Bulgaria’s transition to a more competitive economy. This is the main mission of the Ministry of Innovation and Growth.

Sociological analyzes show that the trust in “We continue the change” and the ruling coalition, charged with managing Bulgaria in a triple crisis – Covid, inflation and war, is where it was during the elections. From now on, our results can only improve, Laurer added.

The 1.5 billion surplus that remains in the state treasury at the end of July is a good testimony to this. As well as the increased pensions and salaries of doctors and teachers. This shows that when a framework is created where theft is limited, there is more for everyone.

Believes voters will appreciate the openness of a government led by “Continuing Change”. And for the next elections, they are stepping on this foundation: openness, honesty and stopping theft.

“In Bulgaria, we frankly believe that the policy of stopping theft and corruption, so that the country can grow economically and socially fairly, will be the referendum in the next elections. We were good partners with “Democratic Bulgaria” after the elections last time. Whether we will now form a coalition before or after the elections is a decision we have not yet made. But within the coming week, our governing bodies will meet to make that decisionLaurer said.

“One of the most positive indications we have had in these six months is that foreign investors have renewed their interest in Bulgaria. And not only because there is a ministry that serves them directly, but also because they realized that Bulgaria has a chance to become a legal state,” said Daniel Laurer.

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