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Zhelyazkov Government

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Government of Bulgaria since 2025
Zhelyazkov Government

105thCabinet of Bulgaria
2025
Zhelyazkov Cabinet
Date formed16 January 2025 (2025-01-16)
Date dissolved11 December 2025 (2025-12-11)
People and organisations
PresidentRumen Radev
Prime MinisterRosen Zhelyazkov
Deputy Prime MinisterTomislav Donchev,GERB
Atanas Zafirov,BSP
Grozdan KaradzhovITN
No. of ministers21
Ministers removed0
Totalno. of members21
Member parties

Supported by:

 DPS–NN[a]
Status in legislatureMinoritycoalition
Opposition parties
History
ElectionOctober 2024
Legislature term51st National Assembly
PredecessorSecond Glavchev Government

TheZhelyazkov Government was the 105th cabinet of Bulgaria. It was approved by the parliament of Bulgaria on 16 January 2025.[2] The cabinet is a minority coalition government with ministers nominated fromGERB,BSP–OL andITN.[3] The cabinet resigned on 11 December 2025 after weeks of anti-government protests in the whole country and abroad over its economic policies and its perceived failure to tackle corruption.[4] The government resignation was approved by theNational Assembly on 12 December. The cabinet continues to fulfill its duties as caretaker government until the appointment of the next government.

The cabinet was initially elected with the support ofAPS. However, on 16 April 2025, following disagreements with the government and the passing of legislation withDPS–NN, the party announced it would no longer support the government.[5] The government's primary commitment has been the country's entry into the eurozone in 2026.[6][7][8]

Though the government is not committed to creating a formal deal, it has been widely reported on and accepted that the government's majority depends on the support of DPS–NN.[9][10][11][12] Prior tothe approval of Bulgaria's accession to the Eurozone in July 2025,PP–DB, the largest parliamentary opposition, had pledged to abstain in no-confidence votes.[13][14][15]

Cabinet

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Cabinet members
PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
Prime Minister16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Deputy Prime Minister without portfolio16 January 2025Incumbent BSP
Deputy Prime Minister andMinister of Innovation and Growth16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Deputy Prime Minister andMinister of Transport and Communications16 January 2025Incumbent ITN
Minister of Finance16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Minister of Defence16 January 2025
(reappointed)		Incumbent Independent
Minister of Foreign Affairs16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Minister of Interior16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Minister of Justice16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Minister of Health16 January 2025Incumbent ITN
Minister of Education and Science16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Minister of Agriculture and Foods16 January 2025
(reappointed)		Incumbent Independent
Minister of Environment and Waters16 January 2025Incumbent BSP
Minister of Energy16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Minister of Tourism16 January 2025Incumbent GERB
Minister of Economy and Industry16 January 2025Incumbent ITN
Minister of Regional Development and Public Works16 January 2025Incumbent BSP
Minister of Culture16 January 2025Incumbent ITN
Minister of Youth and Sports16 January 2025Incumbent BSP
Minister of Labour and Social Affairs16 January 2025Incumbent BSP
Minister of Electronic Governance16 January 2025
(reappointed)		Incumbent Independent

Votes of no confidence

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ProposerSectorDate of submissionDate of voteYesNoAbstentionsAbsenteesOutcome
Revival,MECh andVelichieforeign policy[16]26 March 20253 April 2025
54
150
0
36
unsuccessful
fight against corruption[17]10 April 202517 April 2025
72
130
0
38
unsuccessful
fiscal policy[18]27 June 20254 July 2025
54
130
0
56
unsuccessful
environment and water[19]3 July 202511 July 2025
83
131
0
26
unsuccessful
PP-DB,APS andMEChinternal security and justice[20]12 September 202518 September 2025
101
133
0
6
unsuccessful
economic policy[21]5 December 202511 December 2025
106
00
134
unsuccessful

Approval rating

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Zhelyazkov Government Approval Rating
Polling FirmFieldwork dateApprovalDisapprovalUnsure/no opinionNet
Trend[22]13–20 September 202523%66%11%-43
Myara[23]4–12 September 202517.4%69.2%13.4%-52
Alpha Research[24]7–14 July 202526.2%39.3%34.5%-13
Trend[25]12–18 May 202526%57%17%-31
MarketLinks[26]18–30 Apr. 202525%48%27%-23
Myara[27]3–13 Apr. 202519.2%66.0%14.8%-47
MarketLinks[28]22–30 Mar. 202522%46%32%-24
Trend[29]10–16 Mar. 202527%50%23%-23
MarketLinks[30]22 Feb.–2 Mar. 202527%46%27%-19
Myara[31]6–16 Feb. 202526.8%56.7%16.5%-30
MarketLinks[32]25 Jan.–2 Feb. 202527%40%33%-13
Trend[33]24 Jan.–30 Jan. 202532%39%29%-7
Alpha Research[34]15 Jan.–20 Jan. 202539%29%32%+10

Notes

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  1. ^Delyan Peevski, leader of DPS–NN, has committed to providing confidence and supply to the government.[1]
  2. ^abcNominated byGERB.

References

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