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Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov: The cabinet is motivated and united

"I have no doubt that there will be tension throughout the duration of this Council of Ministers, because "We Continue the Change"-"Democratic Bulgaria" and GERB-SDS are political opponents, but we can work together because the goals are common. The issue is that we should not allow tension to break the union," said Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov today. 

Denkov participated in the opening of the new robotic telescope of the Institute of Astronomy at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences on the territory of the Rozhen National Astronomical Observatory. 

However, he emphasized that all members of the cabinet are motivated. According to him, the most important thing now is to move the laws on the Recovery and Resilience Plan and to pass the state budget.



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