/ world today news/ President Rumen Radev begins consultations with representatives of the seven parliamentary groups in the 47th National Assembly before handing over the first exploratory mandate to form a government.
Today, the head of state will talk with four of the formations in the new parliament, and three more meetings are scheduled for tomorrow.
The president will meet separately with representatives of the seven formations to discuss with them the possibilities for the 47th parliament to produce a government.
“The hopes for the new parliament are huge, and the stake is fateful,” Radev warned the new deputies and added:
“We need a political consensus of reformist forces around the need for sustainable, reformist, social governance. It depends on him to have a government.”
For two weeks, the formation that won the third parliamentary vote of the year has been negotiating for a coalition government with three other parties. Representatives of “We continue the change” will be the first to attend the consultations with the president. Co-chairman and possible future prime minister Kiril Petkov said that he expects the formation to sign a coalition agreement separately with BSP, “There is such a people” and “Democratic Bulgaria” within days.
After the PP, the president will talk with representatives of GERB-SDS. The coalition will be the opposition in this parliament as well, the chairman of the parliamentary group, Desislava Atanasova, announced earlier.
Rumen Radev’s third meeting today is with DPS, the fourth is BSP.
Tomorrow at the National Council, the left will decide on the coalition agreement with the PP, announced the resigned leader Kornelia Ninova.
On Tuesday, the president continues consultations with representatives of “There is such a people”, “Democratic Bulgaria” and “Vazrazhdane”.
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