"In the last 35 years, the BSP has been a party of dialogue and political compromises, when the price was worth it, and that is why a mandate for talks was given yesterday. These talks should outline priorities.
This was stated by the chairman of the Strategic Institute for National Policies and Ideas Kaloyan Pargov to "Denyat ON AIR".
He specified that the main priorities of GERB, which the party should discuss, include internal and external security, as well as justice in society.
Asked about the possibility of a coalition government with GERB, Pargov was categorical that any such decision would have to be taken with great care.
"We must be very cautious at this moment," he said, recalling the historical compromises made by the party in the past.
Pargov did not fail to note that the issue of the coalition is not only political, but also moral.
"If a party cannot guarantee that it will change something from the existing state of affairs and will effectively influence the processes, there is no point in entering government", he told Bulgaria ON AIR.
Pargov also commented on the upcoming elections for the party chairman. The guest stated that although he is not part of the close leadership, he will participate in this process, but emphasized that "we should not call this a battle."
According to him, intra-party competition should be based on ideas and platforms, and not on personal conflicts.