Bulgarian Customs Agency Head Backs Relocation of Key Agencies

Domestic | September 25, 2012, Tuesday // 09:33|  views

Bulgarian Customs Agency head Vanyo Tanov. Photo by BGNES

Bulgarian Customs Agency head Vanyo Tanov has declared that he is in favor of the government's efforts to move important state agencies to cities other than the capital Sofia.

However, Tanov has told Nova TV that the move requires a serious analysis and a political consensus.

The official has confirmed that there is currently "no chance" for the Bulgarian Customs Agency to move to the Danube town of Ruse.

Last week, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov postponed indefinitely the relocation of the Customs Agency headquarters to Ruse, explaining that his cabinet needed money to increase minimum wages and retirement pensions in 2013.

The idea to relocate several state institutions is a top priority brainchild of Finance Minister Djankov.

At the beginning of September, the Tourism Directorate of the Ministry of Economy and Energy became the first State institution to move from the capital Sofia to the second largest city of Plovdiv under the relocation plan.

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Tags: Customs Agency, agencies, Simeon Djankov, Boyko Borisov, relocation

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