Efforts to form the future cabinet are on the final straight. According to bTV sources, the distribution of ministers by parties, as well as the holders of the respective departments, is already largely clear.
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It is almost certain that the co-chairman of “We continue the change” Kiril Petkov will be nominated for prime minister.
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The coalition government is expected to have four deputy prime ministers. Asen Vassilev from the PP will also be nominated for Minister of Finance. Kalina Konstantinova, also from the PP, is expected to take over the administration.
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The BSP leader Cornelia Ninova will probably be the Minister of Economy and Industry in addition to the Deputy Prime Minister, and Borislav Sandov from Democratic Bulgaria will be the Minister of Ecology.
According to our sources, the Minister of the Interior will propose that the caretaker Minister Boyko Rashkov remain. Nikolay Denkov will remain as Minister of Education.
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Daniel Lorer from the PP is nominated for innovation and growth, and Nadezhda Yordanova from Democratic Bulgaria will most likely be nominated for Minister of Justice.
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Grozdan Karadjov from “There is such a people” will be the nomination for Minister of Regional Development. For Minister of Transport – Nikolay Sabev from PP.
For Minister of Foreign Affairs – Dimitar Gardev from ITN, and for Minister of Electronic Government – Bozhidar Bojanov from DB.
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According to our information, Radostin Vassilev from ITN will most likely be nominated for Minister of Youth and Sports.
The unofficial information is that PP proposes Professor Asena Serbezova as Minister of Health. And the current prime minister, Stefan Yanev, is likely to head the defense ministry. Todor Mechkarski from the PP is expected to be nominated for Minister of Culture.
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The nomination of ITN for Minister of Energy will probably be Alexander Nikolov.
The BSP is still waiting with its proposals, but it is assumed that Georgi Gokov will be nominated for Minister of Labor and Social Policy. Hristo Prodanov to head the Ministry of Tourism. It is unknown at this time who will head the agriculture ministry.
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All of these names are unofficial and may change at the last minute.
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Late last night, potential partners received a draft coalition agreement for discussion from “Continuing Change”.
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