AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFuel Prices & Consumer Watch: Bulgaria’s diesel is edging toward the psychological €2-per-litre mark in parts of Sofia, with the national average around €1.96, as the Consumer Protection Commission starts inspections of petrol stations for unjustified hikes and says it will also look at food and medicine prices. Presidential Election Setup: With registration ending tomorrow, initiative committees have filed for the 25 October presidential vote—Iliana Iotova/Kiril Valchev and Andrey Gyurov/Georgi Kandev—while Vazrazhdane is expected to announce its ticket. UNGA81 Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova met US Congressman Joe Wilson in New York, focusing on security and defence cooperation as Bulgaria’s UN delegation prepares for the general debate. Transport Rules for Safety: Transport Minister Georgi Peev urged clear EU rules and phased rollout for connected and autonomous vehicles, plus coordinated action on the fuel shock. Culture & Media: BTA signed a partnership with Plovdiv Drama Theatre, and Sofia DocuMental will screen Milcho Manchevski’s new documentary “Good People” in late September. Local Care Support: Targovishte discussed how foster care services are expanding, with dozens of active foster families supporting children in need.
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