PM Glavchev: We All Expect Political Forces to Reach Consensus, Form Majority

PM Glavchev: We All Expect Political Forces to Reach Consensus, Form Majority

Bulgaria

"We all expect the political forces to reach a consensus, to form a majority and a regular government, and to start dealing with the problems facing the Bulgarian citizens," caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev said on Wednesday at the beginning of Wednesday's Government meeting, CE Report quotes BTA

"Today [Wednesday] is November 27, exactly one month since the last early parliamentary elections were held, and we are still in the first session of the National Assembly," Glavchev noted.

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