Raykov Government

Raykov Government
Raykov Government
; 91st Cabinet of Bulgaria
Date formed	March 13, 2013
Date dissolved	May 29, 2013
People and organisations
Head of state	President Rosen Plevneliev
Head of government	Marin Raykov
Deputy head of government	See list Ekaterina Zakharieva (Regional Development); Deyana Kostadinova (Labor and Social Policy); Iliyana Tsanova (Management of EU Funds);
Status in legislature	Provisional Government
History
Predecessor	Borisov Government
Successor	Oresharski Government

The ninety-first Cabinet of Bulgaria was an interim technocratic government set up by President Rosen Plevneliev's decree № 56 following the resignation of the Borisov government.^[1] The government, headed by Prime Minister Marin Raykov, ruled from March 13, 2013 to May 29, 2013, at which time the new cabinet took office.

Cabinet

Ministry	Minister	Party
Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign affairs	Marin Raykov	Independent
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Regional Development	Ekaterina Zakharieva	Independent
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labor and Social Policy	Deyana Kostadinova	Independent
Deputy Prime Minister and Management of EU Funds	Iliyana Tsanova	Independent
Minister of Interior	Petya Parvanova	Independent
Minister of Finance	Kalin Hristov	Independent
Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism	Asen Vasilev	Independent
Ministry of Education, Youth and Science	Nikolay Miloshev	Independent
Minister of Justice	Dragomir Yordanov	Independent
Minister of Defence	Todor Tagaryev	Independent
Ministry of Agriculture and Food	Ivan Stankov	Independent
Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications	Kristian Krastev	Independent
Minister of Environment and Water	Julian Popov	Independent
Minister of Health	Nikolay Petrov	Independent
Ministry of Culture	Vladimir Penev	Independent
Minister of Physical Education and Sports	Petar Stoychev	Independent
Minister without Portfolio and e-Government	Roman Vasilev	Independent

Only 1 member of the Raykov government is known to have had affiliations with the Committee for State Security.^[2]

v t e Bulgarian governments
Principality of Bulgaria (1878–1908)	Burmov Kliment (1) D. Tsankov (1) Karavelov (1) Ehrnrooth Shesto Sobolev D. Tsankov (2 3) Karavelov (2) Kliment (2) Karavelov (3) Radoslavov (1) Stoilov (1) Stambolov Stoilov (2 3) Grekov Ivanchov (1 2) Petrov (1) Karavelov (4) Danev (1 2 3) Petrov (2) D. Petkov Stanchov Gudev Malinov (1)
Kingdom of Bulgaria (1908–1946)	Malinov (2) Geshov Danev (4) Radoslavov (2 3) Malinov (3 4) Teodorov (1 2) Stamboliyski (1 2) A. Tsankov (1 2) Lyapchev (1 2 3) Malinov (5) Mushanov (1 2 3) Georgiev (1) Zlatev Toshev Kyoseivanov (1 2 3 4) Filov (1 2) Bozhilov Bagryanov Muraviev Georgiev (2 3)
People's Republic of Bulgaria (1946–1990)	G. Dimitrov (1 2) Kolarov (1 2) Chervenkov Yugov (1 2 3) Zhivkov (1 2) Todorov (1 2) Filipov Atanasov Lukanov (1 2)
Republic of Bulgaria (since 1990)	Popov P. Dimitrov Berov Indzhova Videnov Sofiyanski Kostov Sakskoburggotski Stanishev Borisov (1) Raykov Oresharski Bliznashki Borisov (2) Gerdzhikov Borisov (3) Yanev (1 2) K. Petkov Donev (1 2) Denkov Glavchev (1 2)