The influenza wave in Europe this year is starting earlier than usual, with the spread of a new dominant viral variant already exerting significant pressure on healthcare systems in several

“The Bulgarian Medical Association expresses serious concern regarding the intention to consider amendments to the Public Procurement Act affecting the status of private hospitals at the second reading at the

The Parliamentary Health Committee approved the 2026 budget extension law at its first reading. The bill was passed without debate with 11 votes in favor, four against, and no abstentions,

By a decree of the Council of Ministers, additional funds amounting to BGN 30 million are approved for the 2025 budget of the Ministry of Health, intended for transfer to

The Council of Ministers adopted a decree approving changes to the 2025 budget of the Ministry of Health, increasing the capital of four state medical institutions – Lozenets University Hospital,

The Council of Ministers proposes that the National Assembly approve a draft Law on the collection of revenues and the execution of expenditures in 2026, to remain in effect until

In the absence of an adopted state budget for 2026, the Bulgarian Medical Association (BMA) will not sign a new National Framework Agreement, and the current one will remain in

With 152 votes in favor, 45 against, and 19 abstentions, the 79th Extraordinary Assembly of the Bulgarian Medical Association granted a mandate to the BMA Management Board to sign the

Ahead of today’s no-confidence vote, the government is resigning. This was announced by Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov in the corridors of the National Assembly, as reported by BTA. “Our coalition