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Stefan Yanev in Veliko Tarnovo PHOTO: Dima Maximova
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Stefan Yanev: We need a debate about the future of our energy system
By the end of this week, the caretaker government will announce a series of urgent measures to curb galloping electricity and fuel prices. This was announced in Veliko Tarnovo by the caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Yanev. He noted that the situation with the prices of the main energy sources is due to some extent to the global crisis and its recovery. “In our national case, the system has been systematically neglected in the last decade or more,” Yanev said. “It is also necessary to hold a debate on the future of our entire energy system, because it is necessary to take long-term measures,” he said.
The caretaker government is making efforts to control the health crisis, Yanev assured. He described the measures taken with regard to the infection as adequate. “Without any suggestion, the crisis is all around us. The medical authorities are working according to the plans they have, according to the possibilities, both in terms of hospital care and outpatient care. But we cannot predict how this development is going. virus, “the prime minister said.
The caretaker cabinet also directed efforts to deal with the crisis in the economy, as business and the state were interconnected. “In this sense, our efforts are aimed at creating good enough conditions so that measures for human health and safety are adequate and allow businesses to operate in accordance with these measures, but at the same time to develop. Our economic indicators are very well and Bulgaria is developing well “, pointed out Stefan Yanev.
Regarding the problem with Ciela’s machines, Norma Yanev said: “Let’s let this problem be solved by the CEC, it is their responsibility. They are in a relationship with the company that delivered the machines. If they have any disputes, they are obliged and will decide, I hope in the foreseeable future, so that we have no worries that the machines will not be provided or will not operate as required. “
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