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Management
Vice President of BIA
Mariya Mincheva has worked at BIA since 2006, as part of the Legal Department. Since 2018, she has held the position of Director in the Legal Department, since 1 November 2020 she is Vice President of the BIA, and on 1 November 2023 she was elected as a member of the Board of the Association.
She graduated in "Law" from the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" and "International Relations", Master's program "Law of the European Union" at the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", in partnership with the University of Nancy 2 (France).
Mariya Mincheva is a member of Group I - Employers and the Commission for International Cooperation and European Integration of the Economic and Social Council of the Republic of Bulgaria.
She represents BIA (as a member of BusinessEurope) in the Social Dialogue Committee in Brussels, which is the main body for social dialogue at European level.
As Vice President of BIA, she monitors and coordinates the activities of the Association related to the protection of employers' interests, the promotion of entrepreneurship and foreign economic cooperation. She participates in the work of the National Council for Tripartite Cooperation (NCTC) and coordinates the participation of BIA representatives in the national system for tripartite cooperation. Responsible for the organisation and coordination of BIA's participation and activities in international organisations (BusinessEurope, International Organisation of Employers, International Labour Organisation, etc.), contacts with representatives of the European Parliament and the EC Representation in Bulgaria.
Fluent in English.
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Publications:
"What is the role of the employer in the implementation of the special protection of mothers by the state?", Contemporary Law magazine, issue 4, 2018
"Bulgaria on the eve of the 100th anniversary of the ILO - achievements, challenges and opportunities", report for the International Scientific and Practical Conference "ILO AND BULGARIA - 100 YEARS AND AHEAD", Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", June 2019
Linked galleries
Linked publications
BULGARIA AND ROMANIA IN SCHENGEN: The business insists that a specific date for the abolition of checks at internal land borders should be set as early as 2024
+Mariya Mincheva: We need a clear vision for a pragmatic and realistic framework for the green deal
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