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There is a parliamentary majority to form a coalition government

published on 1/15/25 9:53 AM

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The parliamentary group "Democracy, Rights and Freedoms" - DPS will support a government of GERB-СDS, BSP-United Left and ITN in its vote in the National Assembly as part of the formation of a parliamentary majority.

Negotiations for forming a regular cabinet continue

Hours before the first parliamentary mandate to form a government will be handed, an agreement on the coalition was reached at the final meeting in parliament between the parliamentary group of "Democracy, Rights and Freedoms" - DPS, which includes Ahmed Dogan's supporters and the other parties of the future government. The DPS will also declare its support by signing an Annex as part of the Parliamentary Majority Agreement for the implementation of a governance programme between the political formations in the coalition, the DPS parliamentary group said.

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