Gerdzhikov Government

The ninety-fifth Cabinet of Bulgaria took office on 27 January 2017, following the resignation of the Second Borisov Government. The government led the country through to the 26 March parliamentary elections.

Cabinet

Ministry^[1]	Minister	Party
Prime Minister	Ognyan Gerdzhikov	Independent
Deputy Prime Minister for Social Policy and Healthcare Minister	Ilko Semerdzhiev	Independent
Deputy Prime Minister for Internal Order and Security and Defence Minister	Stefan Yanev	Independent
Deputy Prime Minister for EU Funds	Malina Krumova	Independent
Deputy Prime Minister for Preparations of Bulgaria's Presidency of the Council of the EU in 2018	Denitsa Zlateva	Independent
Minister of Interior	Plamen Ouzounov	Independent
Ministry of Finance	Kiril Ananiev	Independent
Foreign Minister	Radi Naidenov	Independent
Minister of Justice	Maria Pavlova	Independent
Labour and Social Policy Minister	Galab Donev	Independent
Regional Development Minister	Spas Popnikolov	Independent
Minister of Economy	Teodor Sedlarski	Independent
Minister of Energy	Nikolai Pavlov	Independent
Minister of Environment and Water	Irina Kostova	Independent
Minister of Agriculture and Food	Hristo Bozoukov	Independent
Transport, Information Technologies and Communications Minister	Hristo Alexiev	Independent
Minister of Education	Nikolai Denkov	Independent
Minister of Culture	Rashko Mladenov	Independent
Tourism Minister	Stela Baltova	Independent
Minister of Youth and Sports	Daniela Dasheva	Independent

^ "Meet Bulgaria's Gerdzhikov caretaker cabinet: CVs". The Sofia Globe. 27 January 2017. Retrieved 8 February 2017.

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