President Rumen Radev signed decrees appointing new ambassadors to Slovenia and the Holy See.
The documents are published in the 9 of June's issue of the State Gazette. The President dismissed Mladen Petrov Chervenyakov from the post of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Bulgaria to the Republic of Slovenia. He will be replaced by Krasimir Svilenov Bozhanov.
By another decree, the President dismissed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Bulgaria to the Holy See based in the Vatican, Bogdan Konstantinov Patashev. He will be replaced by Kostadin Tashev Kozhabashev.
The issue of the State Gazette of 6 June published the decrees of the Head of State on the dismissal of our ambassadors to the State of Israel and Moldova and on the appointment of new heads of Bulgaria’s diplomatic missions there. The Ambassador to Israel, Rumyana Gencheva Bachvarova, will hand over her post to Slavena Krasimirova Gergova. By a decree published in the same issue, our ambassador to Moldova - Evgeni Stefanov Stoychev - has also been replaced. His post will be taken over by Maya Nikolova Dobreva.
Source: BTA
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