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Ahmed Ahmedov Vranchev

Ahmed Ahmedov Vranchev

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Birth Date: 26/05/1994 gr. Gotse Delchev, Bulgaria

National Assembly:Elected with:Participation in Parliamentary Groups:Profession:Languages:Constituency:
50 National Assembly"Movement for Rights and Freedoms – MRF" 17.06%Parliamentary Group "Movement for Rights and Freedoms" (19.06.2024–11.07.2024); Non-members of Parliamentary Groups (11.07.2024–11.11.2024)Political scientistSpanish1-БЛАГОЕВГРАД
51 National Assembly"ALLIANCE FOR RIGHTS AND FREEDOM – ARF" 7.48%Parliamentary Group "Alliance for Rights and Freedoms"PoliticianEnglish, Spanish1-БЛАГОЕВГРАД

Public record

Compiled from publications and official records as of 22.10.2026. Every statement links to its source; claims made by others are marked as such, with who makes them. Quotations in English are our translation.

Corruption and scandals

  • Allegation of a network of interests around a gneiss concession. The regional outlet ТопПреса alleges that he, Dabnitsa mayor Мустафа Мейзин and Gărmen municipal councillor Владислав Качериев form a network of political and business interests around a gneiss mining concession held by ДЕС–М ООД. According to the outlet, he and Мейзин lobbied for Качериев to be admitted to ДПС – Ново начало. The text mixes reporting with opinion and relies on unnamed testimonies. The article itself concludes: "There is no firm proof of a crime, but there are enough grounds for public debate and institutional oversight" (our translation). No follow-up by the prosecution, КПКОНПИ or any other body has been found. — Mediamall (republishing ТопПреса), 5 Aug 2025
  • Commentary: an АПС declaration as the start of a Gărmen mayoral campaign. In a commentary, ТопПреса describes the АПС-Благоевград declaration against Peevski as "the start of a new mayoral campaign for the regional leader Ахмед Вранчев after the collapse of the backroom deals" (our translation). The outlet says earlier unofficial arrangements reportedly included his return as deputy mayor. No sources are named and no confirmation has been found; the assessment is political and does not rest on a documented act. — ТопПреса, 28 Sep 2026

Source: profile at parliament.bg (19.10.2026). Photo: parliament.bg.

50th National Assembly: profile at parliament.bg (22.10.2026).

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