Desislava Radeva
Native nameДесислава Радева
OfficeSpouse of the Prime Minister of Bulgaria
StatusCurrent
Term labelAssumed role
Term start8 May 2026
Prime ministerRumen Radev
PredecessorPavlina Andreeva (caretaker) (2025)
Office 1First Lady of Bulgaria
Term label 1In role
Term start 122 January 2017
Term end 123 January 2026
President 1Rumen Radev
Predecessor 1Yuliyana Plevnelieva
Successor 1Andrey Yotov
(as First Gentleman)
Birth nameDesislava Kirilova Gencheva
Birth date9 July 1969 (age 57)
Birth placeBurgas, PR Bulgaria
Spouse
Alma materUniversity of National and World Economy
University of Forestry, Sofia

Desislava Kirilova Radeva[a] (;[b] born 9 July 1969) is a Bulgarian public figure who served as the First Lady of Bulgaria from 2017 to 2026 as the wife of President Rumen Radev.

Early life and career

Born Desislava Gencheva in Burgas on 9 July 1969, she studied at the Geo Milev English Language School for secondary school before going on to the University of National and World Economy in Finance and Credit. She also studied at the University of Forestry, Sofia.[1] In her student years, she worked as an assistant to the Minister of Agriculture Rumen Hristov. She continued her career as an office manager in TV shows such as Kanaleto and Hushove. She was subsequently responsible for public relations at the Bulgarian Music Company. Later, she became an assistant to the general manager of Heineken in Bulgaria. She took an active part in the 2016 Bulgarian presidential election, campaigning for her then partner Rumen Radev. In 2017, she founded a non-profit association called the "Living Water of Bulgaria", which carries out activities in the public interest.[2][3][4]

Personal life

Radeva married her husband in 2016. She was previously married to Georgi Svilenski, a Bulgarian engineer and member of the National Assembly from the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP). She has one son from her 13-year marriage to Svilenski. Besides her native Bulgarian language, she is also fluent in English and Russian. She is a Bulgarian Orthodox.

Honour

Foreign honour

References

  1. ^ Bulgarian: Десислава Кирилова Радева
  2. ^ Bulgarian: Генчева
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