AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealth Regulation: Bulgaria’s Health Minister Katya Ivkova said it’s prohibited to give intravenous dietary supplements, cosmetic products, unauthorized medicines, or products of unknown origin—and that only properly qualified medical professionals may administer IV injections/infusions, including outside facilities. Public Health: Measles cases in Bulgaria reached 364, including 300 children, raising pressure on vaccination and outbreak control. EU Policy & Mobility: The EU Migration Pact entered into force on June 12, aiming for a more streamlined asylum process and new rules for entry/return; critics say it won’t stop illegal migration. Travel Rules: The U.S. warns ETIAS will require visa-exempt travelers (including Americans) to get travel authorization before visiting many European countries, with entry not guaranteed even after approval. Education Reform: Bulgaria’s curriculum update is being accelerated, with the Ministry aiming to finish by end-2027 instead of 2029. Food Prices: Retail chains join the “Care Basket” initiative to cut prices on a small basic food basket by 15% for at least six months, while producers warn the burden may be pushed onto them. Bulgaria Abroad (Care Access): Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister said a Bulgarian citizen in North Macedonia can’t get adequate treatment there and has a scheduled admission to a Sofia hospital on June 15.
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