National Assembly of the Republic of BulgariaParliament
Bulgaria · founded 1879
What it is
The National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria is the unicameral legislative body of Bulgaria, vested with supreme parliamentary authority. It is responsible for enacting laws, passing the state budget, scheduling presidential elections, and providing parliamentary oversight over the government. Established in 1879 following the country's liberation from Ottoman rule, it adopted Bulgaria's first constitution, the Tarnovo Constitution, that same year.
People
Stefan Sabrutev
Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Environment and Water, Member of Parliament · Member of Parliament
Vesela Momcheva-Taun
Member of Parliament
Stoyan Petrov
Member of Parliament
Events (5)
2026-10-20 New law / actCouncil of Ministers Introduces Currency Act Amendments Bill to National Assembly
2026-10-16 New law / actBulgarian Parliament Adopts Second-Reading Amendments to Waste Management Act
2026-10-16 New law / actBulgarian Parliament Adopts Second-Reading Amendments to Railway Transport Act
2026-10-16 New law / actBulgarian Parliament Approves Amendments to the Waste Management Act
2026-10-15 New law / actBulgarian Parliament Adopts Amendments to the Weapons, Ammunition, Explosives and Pyrotechnic Articles Act
