Caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev recently stated his willingness to engage in dialogue with President Rumen Radev concerning the proposed modifications within the caretaker cabinet. Glavchev emphasized that the decision to nominate specific ministers was his own responsibility and criticized others for trying to evade accountability, highlighting his assumption of duty in his current role while attending a European Council summit in Brussels.
President Radev, in response to Glavchev's stance, expressed the intention to invite the caretaker Prime Minister to a meeting scheduled for Friday, aiming to delve into the motives behind the suggested changes in ministerial positions. The President's comments allude to a potential clash of perspectives, particularly regarding the presence of a deputy party leader in the proposed cabinet lineup, a point on which Radev has maintained a firm stance. As the political tension between the two figures escalates, uncertainties loom over the upcoming decisions, including whether President Radev will endorse the replacement of key ministers in the caretaker government.