Reneta Indzhova
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Reneta Indzhova was born in 1953 [1]. She was appointed as Interim Prime Minister in Bulgaria in 1994 and set the record as being the first and only women since to be the head of the government in Bulgaria. After the collapse of the “non party” government, Indzhova became the head of what was known as a caretaker government. While in office, Reneta had success in fighting the high crime rates that were present in Bulgaria [2]. After serving as interim prime minister, Indzhova ran in the 2001 Presidential Election in the party of Movement for Rights and Freedoms’. However, she failed to make it to the second round [3].
| Preceded by Lyuben Berov |
Prime Minister of Bulgaria 1994-1995 |
Succeeded by Zhan Videnov |
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