Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) leader Korneliya Ninova addressed in the parliament on Thursday to the nominee for prime minister from GERB-UDF Nikolay Gabrovski, noting that the BSP respects Gabrovski as a person and a professional, but the party will not support a government headed by him as a candidate for prime minister.
Ninova justified their refusal of support by saying that Gabrovski represents GERB-UDF, and their position regarding Boyko Borissov's party has remained unchanged over the years. There is still the possibility to form a government with the second and third mandates, pointed out Ninova, adding that Bulgaria really needs stability and a working cabinet.
Gabrovski, after receiving the folder with the first exploratory mandate for forming a government from President Rumen Radev on Monday, began Thusday series of talks with the parliamentary forces. They will continue on Friday.
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