Berov Government

{{Short description|Government of Bulgaria (1992–1994)}} {{Infobox government cabinet | cabinet_name = Berov Government | cabinet_number = 83rd | jurisdiction = Bulgaria | flag = Flag of Bulgaria.svg | flag_border = true | date_formed = {{Start date|1992|12|30|df=y}} | date_dissolved = {{End date|1994|10|17|df=y}} | image = Любен Беров - 01 (08-03-1993).jpg | caption = Prime Minister Lyuben Berov | state_head_title = President | state_head = Zhelyu Zhelev | government_head_title = Prime Minister | government_head = Lyuben Berov, Independent | political_parties = {{plainlist| * {{color test|{{party color|Movement for Rights and Freedoms}}|size=1}} DPS *'''''Confidence and supply:''''' * {{color test|{{party color|Bulgarian Socialist Party}}|size=1}} BSP * {{color test|{{party color|Union of Democratic Forces (Bulgaria)}}|size=1}} SDS '''(faction)''' }} | legislature_status = Technocratic government | opposition_parties = {{color test|{{party color|Union of Democratic Forces (Bulgaria)}}|size=1}} SDS '''(faction)''' | election = 1991 | legislature_term = 36th National Assembly | predecessor = Dimitrov Government | successor = Indzhova Government }} The '''Berov Government''' was the 83rd cabinet of Bulgaria. It was approved by the parliament on 30 December 1992 with the majority of DPS, BSP and a faction of SDS. With a few exceptions, the government consisted of non-party members, including Prime Minister Lyuben Berov himself, who were considered experts in their respective field.<ref> https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/0005657417</ref>

The government eventually collapsed on 17 October 1994, when Prime Minister Berov resigned due to the GDP shrinking by roughly 24% in comparison to 1989, unemployment skyrocketing to 20%, crime rate hitting a record high and various other factors.<ref> https://bnr.bg/en/post/100580808/1993-lyuben-berov-the-straw-man </ref>

== Cabinet == The cabinet consists of the following ministries:

{{Cabinet table start|hiderefcol=y}} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Prime Minister | minister1 = Lyuben Berov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Deputy Prime Minister<br/>Minister of Transport | minister1 = Neycho Neev | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 23 June 1993 | minister1_party = SDS | minister2 = Kiril Ermenkov | minister2_termstart = 23 June 1993 | minister2_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister2_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Deputy Prime Minister<br>Minister of Labour and Social Care | minister1 = Evgeni Matinchev | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Movement for Rights and Freedoms }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Deputy Prime Minister<br/>Minister of Commerce | minister1 = Valentin Karabashev | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 15 July 1994 | minister1_party = Independent | minister2 = Kiril Tsochev | minister2_termstart = 15 July 1994 | minister2_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister2_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Finance | minister1 = Stoyan Alexandrov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Interior | minister1 = Viktor Mihaylov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Foreign Affairs | minister1 = Lyuben Berov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 23 June 1993 | minister1_party = Independent | minister2 = Stanislav Daskalov | minister2_termstart = 23 June 1993 | minister2_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister2_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Territorial Development and Construction | minister1 = Hristo Totev | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Movement for Rights and Freedoms }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Defence | minister1 = Valentin Alexandrov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Justice | minister1 = Misho Valchev | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 15 May 1993 | minister1_party = Independent | minister2 = Petar Kornazhev | minister2_termstart = 23 May 1993 | minister2_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister2_party = BSP }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Education and Science | minister1 = Marko Todorov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Union of Democratic Forces (Bulgaria) }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Health | minister1 = Tancho Gugalov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Culture | minister1 = Ivaylo Znepolski | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Environment | minister1 = Valentin Bosevski | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Agriculture | minister1 = Georgi Tanev | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Independent }} {{Cabinet table minister | title = Minister of Manufacturing | minister1 = Rumen Bikov | minister1_termstart = 30 December 1992 | minister1_termend = 17 October 1994 | minister1_party = Union of Democratic Forces (Bulgaria) }} {{Cabinet table end}}

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