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Freeze shot of the operation.
Prime Minister Boyko Borissov discussed with Finance Minister Kiril Ananiev the increase of Bulgaria’s long-term rating by the international rating agency “Moody’s” today, while traveling through the Rhodopes to inspect the construction of a new wing in the Monastery of the Holy Trinity in Krastova Gora. BGN thousand and a stretch of road from Belitsa village (Lucky municipality) to Zagrazhden village (Banite municipality) worth BGN 8 million.
Sitting on stumps to cut firewood, which Borisov politely asked a guard to use at a site along the road, Borisov and Ananiev launched the so-called “operation” by the Prime Minister, which was also attended by the owner of the stumps. However, he refused. The Prime Minister read the Finance Ministry announcement, commenting on the assessments and findings in it. He made sure several times that this was written by Moody’s and not personally by Ananiev.
“Moody’s raised Bulgaria’s credit rating with a stable outlook,” Borissov said, adding: “Now, those who say nothing has been done in the country, that almost …” This is a high assessment of the work of the government “.
“Look what it says now! I can’t believe it, but so it says …” successful completion of renovations “is written here, and no renovations were made here, well, where did these Moody’s people look? He asked wryly the first Minister.
“… the ambition of Bulgaria’s accession to the euro zone is completely real” – this excerpt prompted Borisov’s question to Ananiev “How can you write something like that?”, to which the minister replied with “Not me, Moody’s wrote it. ” .
“… the country’s currency board is backed by sound monetary and macroeconomic policy.”
“If this is true, Annaniev, and you are not deceiving me, refute all clever, beautiful, ugly, stupid people who …”, the Prime Minister did not finish with enthusiasm.
“The country has significant fiscal reserves,” said Borissov, quoted by Moody’s, wryly commenting “Look what they write, disgusting.” He continued reading: “… the indicators of fiscal strength will continue to be resistant to the scenario above the average of other countries in this credit category.” This quote aroused his enthusiasm: “Bulgaria is better again! I don’t know what to please these people, our opponents? What to do!”
“If this is true, Ananiev, I have no comment,” the prime minister said after reading the message. He presumed that “we will increase revenues again”, and the new budget would be “for the people as well as for the individual.” And he asked the site guard if he was satisfied with the BGN 50 in addition to his pension. I was pleased. “May God listen to you (dialect form of” care, take care of yourself “) and defend you and move you forward!”
