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Rumen Danev
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Three new deputy directors have been appointed at the Customs Agency, the revenue ministry said. These are Lachezar Krastev, Pavel Gerenski and Rumen Danev. The current two deputy directors, Borislav Borisov and Georgi Alexandrov, have been relieved of their posts.
A reference in the archives shows that all three new chiefs are former customs officers, with Krastev and Danev being deputy directors during the Oresharski government.
Lachezar Krastev
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The case of Danev then was curious. He remained in office for only 27 days. He was appointed on January 8, 2014 and removed on February 5. His dismissal was commented on by Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski, saying that “unpleasant information” about Danev had reached him. However, Oresharski diverted the journalists’ questions about this information and advised them to ask Danev’s superiors.
Pavel Gerenski
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Now Rumen Danev has been appointed in charge of customs intelligence and investigation and legal activity. He also worked in the Kostinbrod District Court as a legal adviser. He started working in the customs in 1995. From 2000 to 2009 he was the head of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate. After leaving the customs administration, he held various legal positions.
He graduated from the Faculty of Law at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski ”.
Krastev became Deputy Head of Customs at the end of 2013. He has a university degree in economics from the Academy of Economics “D. A. Tsenov ”in Svishtov. He worked in the customs from 1991 to 2014, holding various positions as head of department, head of customs bureaus “Obelya” and “Sofia East”. After leaving the customs administration he worked in the field of forwarding and logistics.
The third deputy head of customs – Pavel Gerenski, was returned by the court a few days ago as head of customs in Plovdiv by a decision of the Supreme Administrative Court. The case for his dismissal lasted three years, after he was removed in 2018 because of disciplinary proceedings against him, but it was not officially announced what it was.
Gerenski has more than 20 years of experience in customs in various positions, including head of department and deputy head of customs. He managed the Kulata customs and the Plovdiv customs. Engineer in electronics and automation, has a postgraduate qualification in international economic relations and customs policy at UNWE. He will now be responsible for excise activities and methodology and information systems.
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