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EU-Report Accession Bulgaria
Recent developmentsThe political situation has remained stable over the past year. The Government has pursued the policy of integration with the European Union. The broad political support for EU and NATO accession has been further consolidated and there is a strong degree of consensus on this between President, government and all the political forces in Parliament.A strategy for accelerating Bulgaria's negotiations for accession to the EU was adopted in February 2002 by the National Assembly. The need for certain changes to the Constitution ahead of EU membership has been acknowledged and a broad debate began in July 2002. Presidential elections took place in November 2001. President Georgi Parvanov, former leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, was elected new President of the Republic of Bulgaria. The OSCE-ODIHR decided not to deploy a monitoring mission. The National Movement Simeon II (NMS), in governmental coalition with the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, was established as a political party in April 2002 and the Prime Minister was elected NMS party leader. © EU Commission -- 2003-03-30 |
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