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Stefan Atanasov Sabrutev

Stefan Atanasov Sabrutev

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Birth Date: 26/12/1970 gr. Smolyan, Bulgaria

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52 National Assembly"PROGRESSIVE BULGARIA" 44.59%Parliamentary Group "Progressive Bulgaria"Economist 22-СМОЛЯН

Public record

Compiled from publications and official records as of 18.10.2026. Every statement links to its source; claims made by others are marked as such, with who makes them. Quotations in English are our translation.

  • The forestry firm. Mediapool reports that since summer 2021 the board of the state forestry company has included Nikolina Georgieva Cholakova, who, "according to local media in Smolyan, was the chief accountant of the firm of caretaker regional governor Stefan Sabrutev" (our translation). According to the article, caretaker Prime Minister Galab Donev appointed Sabrutev regional governor on 4 August 2022, and in 2021 he had been regional governor for 7 months under the government of Stefan Yanev. — Mediapool, 24.02.2023
  • Smolyan election. Nikolay Melemov won the run-off for mayor of Smolyan municipality, held on 5 November, by 149 votes over Stefan Sabrutev. The Supreme Administrative Court upheld the Smolyan Administrative Court's decision rejecting Sabrutev's appeal against the election as unfounded; the ruling is final. — 24 Chasa, 06.03.2024
  • Declaration. In August 2026 Mediapool listed Sabrutev among 17 Progressive Bulgaria MPs whose asset declarations were not published in the MPs section of the Audit Office website. The Audit Office clarified that almost all of them had held other public posts and their declarations are in other sections, and that 15 of the 17 need no new declaration. — Mediapool, 27.08.2026
  • Nashiyat Grad. Club Z writes that in 2023 he ran for mayor for Nashiyat Grad ("Our Town"), and adds: "The Nashiyat Grad movement provoked many comments about its origins, with some observers linking the emergence of the formation to TIM in Varna" (our translation). The observers are not named. — Club Z, 28.04.2026

Source: profile at parliament.bg (17.10.2026). Photo: parliament.bg.

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