site.btaGERB Leader Borissov: Prime Minister and Grain Producers Must Cease with Harsh Qualifications and Threats

GERB Leader Borissov: Prime Minister and Grain Producers Must Cease with Harsh Qualifications and Threats
GERB Leader Borissov: Prime Minister and Grain Producers Must Cease with Harsh Qualifications and Threats
Boyko Borissov (BTA Photo)

The Prime Minister and the grain producers must stop with the harsh qualifications and threats, GERB leader Boyko Borissov told journalists in the resort of Albena. He also said that problems are solved at the negotiating table and that Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov's mistake was in the qualifications he used.

Borissov argued that the State should help the sector with new markets where wheat, corn and sunflowers can be exported. However, he recalled that when he was prime minister this branch received over 30 billion BGN and they cannot afford to talk about overthrowing the State.

In front of journalists on Saturday morning, Prime Minister Denkov described the grain producers' arguments against lifting the ban on grain imports from Ukraine as completely untenable. "In the last couple of days they started behaving like terrorists. They are using false arguments, making demands – “Make this happen immediately, if you don't we will block the state”. I do not negotiate with terrorists," Denkov said.

Borissov also thanked Kiril Petkov, Hristo Ivanov, Atanas Atanasov, Assen Vassilev and Delyan Peevski for the fact that through all legislation they are preparing and adopting, on Friday the European Commission finally closed the Cooperation and Verification Mechanismfor Bulgaria and Romania.

"This resonated very well in the world, this is very good for Bulgaria, this is very good for all of us," Borissov stressed.

He added that Bulgaria's entry into Schengen can only take place with zero tolerance regarding illegal migration and called on Interior Minister Kalin Stoyanov, to focus all his attention on the borders.

/DT/

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By 06:18 on 08.07.2024 Today`s news

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