Alexander Maslarski Heads Bulgarian Consumer Protection Watchdog

Alexander Maslarski is now heading Bulgaria's State Commission on Consumer Protection. Photo by 24 Chassa daily

Alexander Maslarski is the new head of Bulgaria's State Commission on Consumer Protection, the cabinet's press center announced Wednesday.

The decision was made by the Council of Ministers during their regularly scheduled meeting.

Maslarski is already a member of the consumer protection watchdog.

On Tuesday, the watchdog's head, Damyan Lazarov, resigned on the request of PM Boyko Borisov, in order to achieve "a better harmonization and stronger results in the area of consumer protection."

Alexander Maslarski was born in 1969 in Sofia. He had graduated from the Technical University with a Master's Degree in Microelectronics and Electronic Technologies.

From 1997 until 2003, he worked as an IT manager at the Foundation for Development of Small and Medium Business where he was part of the preparation and the realization of a number of EU projects.

From 2007 to 2010, Maslarski is employed by the administration of the State Commission on Consumer Protection where he had been head of the Information Security and Protection of Internet Users department.

In April 2010, with a decision of the Council of Minister, he was appointed member of the Consumer Protection watchdog.

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