Iotova Signs Decree Convening First Sitting of 52nd National Assembly

President Iliana Iotova has issued a decree formally convening the inaugural session of the newly constituted 52nd National Assembly. According to the President’s Press Secretariat, the first official sitting is scheduled for 10:00 am on April 30. This directive was issued under the authority granted by Article 75 of the Constitution.

The signing of this decree marks a significant procedural step following the recent elections, setting the formal commencement date for the new legislative body. During this inaugural sitting, President Iotova is scheduled to address the newly elected Members of Parliament (MPs), outlining the agenda and expectations for the incoming parliamentary term. The legislative process is currently finalizing several key documents.

Specifically, the official decision detailing the list of elected MPs comprising the 52nd National Assembly, alongside the comprehensive results of the vote and the official distribution of seats across the new parliament, are anticipated to be published in the State Gazette issue released on Tuesday. The issuance of this decree by President Iotova provides the necessary constitutional framework for the body to convene and begin its legislative mandate. The formal convening of the Assembly, therefore, allows for the transition from the electoral phase to the active governance phase, guided by the protocols established by the constitutional decree.

All stakeholders await the publication of the Gazette to confirm the full composition of the 52nd National Assembly before the scheduled sitting.

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