AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEU Rule Push: The European Commission has opened infringement procedures against Bulgaria and 19 other states for failing to fully transpose EU consumer, health and worker-safety rules, sending formal notices with a two-month reply deadline. Eurozone & Recovery Funds: In Brussels, Prime Minister Rumen Radev met EC chief Ursula von der Leyen as Bulgaria seeks to unlock more EU money by the end-August deadline, with anti-corruption and energy reforms in focus. Public Audit Tech: Bulgaria’s National Audit Office will use an AI assistant (ODIS) to boost procurement checks and flag risks in public spending. Sports Spotlight: European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships officially opened in Varna with a record 43 countries, while weightlifting champion Karlos Nasar warned Bulgaria’s federation chaos could jeopardize World Championships participation. Security & Health: Bulgaria seized over 1,000 drug shipments via courier routes, targeting vapes, candies and cannabis products. Tourism & Economy: Bulgarian tourist trips fell 6.7% year-on-year in Q1, while the road network grew by 42 km in 2025 to 20,028 km.
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