The Global Baku Forum has already achieved great success, Bulgarian ex-president Rosen
Plevneliev told Trend.
Both President Rosen
Plevneliev and President-elect Rumen Radev will have a say in the next caretaker government Bulgaria will have, local media report.During Radev's meeting with
Plevneliev at the Presidency, the incumbent head of state has assured his successor that he will be consulted on a prospective interim administration if it has to be created after the government's resignation, according to daily 24 Chasa.Plevneliev has also congratulated Radev on his election.
On his third day at the office, President Rossen
Plevneliev deftly avoided a trap when asked to comment on a headline of the day.
Europe has not gone back to the Cold War, rather it has been involved in a new, dangerous confrontation with Russia which we call acold peacea, stated Bulgarian President Rosen
Plevneliev in an interview for BBC on Friday.
Rossen
Plevneliev wants Bulgaria to pull itself up by its bootstraps to advance in the rankings of European Union countries.
Left-wing ABV party's deputy head Rumen Petkov on Sunday called Bulgarian President Rosen
Plevneliev a "liar" and "detractor" over his comments on an agreement sealed by the previous head of state with Russia's ruling party.Petkov's organization is chaired by Georgi Parvanov, who served as President between 2002 and 2012.
At the second round of presidential elections on October 30, Bulgarians have a choice between ruling party GERB candidate Rossen
Plevneliev (born May 14 1964) and his socialist rival Ivailo Kalfin (16 days younger).
Bulgarian President Rossen
Plevneliev received confirmation of this from the Prime Minister of Moldova Pavel Filip during talks in New York at the 71st Session of the General Assembly of the UN.
There is something of the log-cabin-to-White House arc in the career of Rossen
Plevneliev, ruling party GERB's candidate to be the next Bulgarian Presi-dent after the October 23 elections.
Bulgarian President Rosen
Plevneliev has said he took the decision not to seek a second term alone, citing personal reasons.