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In the Ministry of Justice, the line minister is Desislava Ahladova
Desislava Akhladova was born in 1974. She earned a Master of Laws from Southwestern presented to journalists the report of the European Commission on the rule of law in Bulgaria. This was originally scheduled for last week, but has been postponed.
We recall that this is the first report on the new monitoring and cooperation mechanism charged with respecting the rule of law in all EU Member States.
The European Commission focuses on priority areas, and these areas can be said to coincide with the government’s priorities. The commission said a series of investigations had been carried out focusing on the Bulgarian government’s efforts to fight corruption, Minister Ahladova said.
“A series of actions have been taken against a large number of high government officials, such as ministers, deputy ministers and mayors. We work very actively with Germany and Italy in these cases. The EC values positively the work of the administrative courts, taking into account the reduction of time to hear administrative cases ”, he added.
The EC welcomes the full implementation of the fight against corruption in the private sector and calls on Bulgaria to continue on the path it has taken. The commission hopes to work with the Bulgarian authorities to develop anti-corruption strategies more effectively, the justice minister said.
Desislava AkhladovaDesislava Akhladova was born in 1974. She earned a Master of Laws from Southwestern noted that Bulgaria applies regulations according to which real ownership of a media outlet is declared.
Regarding the lack of legal regulations on lobbying, Minister Ahladova assured that in this area Bulgaria will work diligently with the European Commission to study the best possible practices in Europe in this direction.
Regarding the draft of the new Constitution, the Minister of Justice clarified that for the moment this project is “frozen”, since the opinion of the Venice Commission is awaited.
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