AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGambling Harm Reduction: Bulgaria’s PM Rumen Radev backs draft changes to the Gambling Act that would nearly ban outdoor gambling advertising, including limits on billboards, posters and flashing signs, aiming to cut everyday exposure linked to addiction. EU Oversight: The European Commission opened six infringement procedures against Bulgaria for late or incomplete transposition of EU rules, including hydrogen and decarbonised gas market rules, anti-money laundering, new psychoactive substances, right to repair and industrial emissions. Child Care Reform: Bulgaria reported major progress in deinstitutionalizing child care at a UN General Assembly event, closing 135 of 137 specialized institutions; the last two residential medical/social facilities still house 92 children with disabilities. Health Access Support: A health mediator model is highlighted as a bridge between vulnerable communities and care institutions, tackling poverty and lack of healthcare access. Active Living Push: Sofia launched the European Week of Sport #BeActive 2026 to boost physical activity across ages, with sports and wellness activities running through the end of September. Smart Homes Deal: Schneider Electric agreed to buy Bulgarian IoT “smart home” firm Shelly Group for €1.2bn, strengthening its position in connected home technology.
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