Nothing happens after the decision of the Council of Ministers to transfer ownership of the Georgi Asparuhov stadium and the Gerena sports complex to the Sofia Municipality. This is what the mayor of Sofia, Vasil Terziev, wrote on Facebook.
He writes that after September 20, when the decision of the caretaker government was adopted, the municipality constantly receives inquiries about what is happening.
Terziev points out that it is not yet known whether the change of ownership of the state-owned properties has begun.
“The ball, figuratively and literally speaking, is in the feet of the regional governor of Sofia, Stefan Arsov,” explains the mayor of Sofia.
“It is he who should organize the receipt of all the necessary documents related to the conclusion of the contract for the transfer of ownership of the properties and its entry in the Registration Office,” Terziev points out.
The regional governor must issue the order for the free transfer of ownership of the properties, in which they are described in detail, their tax assessment is indicated. A contract for the gratuitous transfer of ownership must be drawn up, which is signed by the regional governor and the mayor of Sofia, and only then can the ownership of the property be transferred between representatives of the Regional Administration and the Capital Municipality, it is clear from the explanation of Vasil Terziev.
“The contract must be sent to the “Poduyane” district for drawing up deeds for public municipal ownership of the newly acquired properties and their registration in the Registration Office, and only after that the Metropolitan Municipal Council will determine with a decision how, to whom and for what period to grant the properties for use”, the capital mayor also wrote.
Vasil Terziev recalls that the Metropolitan Municipality has a period of five years in which this procedure must be finalized and the properties must not be returned to the state. According to him, there are already four years and 10 months left.
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Arsov, can you elaborate on the challenges your office faces in initiating the transfer process and how you intend to address them?
As the editor of the website world-today-news.com, I would like to interview two guests about the transfer of ownership of the Georgi Asparuhov stadium and the Gerena sports complex from the Council of Ministers to the Sofia Municipality. Our first guest is Mayor Vasil Terziev of Sofia, and our second guest is Regional Governor Stefan Arsov.
Interviewer: Hello, Mayor Terziev and Governor Arsov. Thank you for joining us today to discuss this important news. Mayor Terziev, could you please explain what led to the decision to transfer ownership of the Georgi Asparuhov stadium and the Gerena sports complex to the Sofia Municipality?
Mayor Terziev: Hello, thank you for having me. The decision to transfer ownership of these properties was made by the caretaker government in September last year. We believe that this will be beneficial for the municipality and the citizens of Sofia as we can use these facilities for sports and recreational activities. The goal is to improve the quality of life for our residents and promote sports and fitness.
Interviewer: That’s an interesting point, Mayor Terziev. Governor Arsov, what are your thoughts on the transfer of ownership? How do you plan to facilitate this process?
Governor Arsov: Hello, thank you for having me as well. As Mayor Terziev mentioned, the transfer of ownership was decided by the caretaker government, and we are responsible for executing it. We are committed to ensuring a smooth transfer of ownership and will work closely with the municipality to complete all necessary documents and contracts. This process requires careful planning and coordination, and we are dedicated to doing it right.
Interviewer: I see. It’s great to hear that both parties are working together to make this happen. Mayor Terziev, you mentioned that the process has not yet begun. Can you give us an update on the status of the transfer?
Mayor Terziev: Unfortunately, nothing has happened since the decision was made in September. We have been in constant communication with the regional government regarding this matter, but there has been no action taken thus far. As I mentioned earlier, the ball is in Governor Arsov’s court, and we are eagerly waiting for him to take the next steps.
Interviewer: Understood. Governor
