site.btaCouncil of Ministers: Proposal to Have State Property Programme Considered by Parliament Aims for Political Consensus

The proposal for the adopted programme to be reviewed by the National Assembly aims to achieve political consensus for the effective exercise of property rights, it is stated in a letter to Parliament Speaker Nataliya Kiselova, in which the Council of Ministers proposes that the National Assembly approve the Programme for Exercising Rights over State-Owned Properties and Properties Owned by State Public Enterprises. The Council of Ministers published the full text of the letter on its Facebook page, stating as a motive the desire to avoid any future speculation on the topic.

“To the attention of those who are just starting out and those who continue to politically abuse the Programme for Exercising Rights over State-Owned Properties and Properties Owned by State Public Enterprises, the Government Information Service reminds that it was adopted on May 8, 2025. The main objective of the Programme is to systematize state-owned properties that are no longer needed and whose management generates losses, expressed in the commitment of funds for their protection and maintenance, as well as the lack of income. Due to malice and the desire for yet another attack against the coalition government, the Council of Ministers decided to propose that the National Assembly approve the Programme,” the government states.

The actions currently being carried out regarding management and disposal by authorized persons are implemented in accordance with the law, not by virtue of the Program and/or a list. Only the laws create powers, procedures, and rules.

The different political interpretations motivate the government to seek approval from the National Assembly in order to secure the necessary public support through the votes of MPs, the published letter further states.