Lyuben Berov

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Lyuben Berov (Bulgarian: Любен Беров) (6 October 1925, Sofia - 7 December 2006) was a Bulgarian economist. He served as prime minister of Bulgaria from 1992 to 1994.

Preceded by
Philip Dimitrov		 Prime Minister of Bulgaria
1992-1994		 Succeeded by
Reneta Indzhova
v • d • e
Prime Ministers of Bulgaria
Kingdom of Bulgaria
Burmov • Turnovski • Tsankov • Karavelov • Ehrnrooth • vacant • Sobolev • Tsankov • Karavelov • Turnovski • Karavelov • Radoslavov • Stoilov • Stambolov • Stoilov • Grekov • Ivanchov • Petrov • Karavelov • Danev • Petrov • Petkov • Stanchov* • Gudev • Malinov • Geshov • Danev • Radoslavov • Malinov • Teodorov • Stamboliyski • Tsankov • Lyapchev • Malinov • Mushanov • Georgiev • Zlatev • Toshev • Kyoseivanov • Filov • Gabrovski* • Bozhilov • Bagrianov • Muraviev • Georgiev
Communist Bulgaria
G. Dimitrov • Kolarov • Chervenkov • Yugov • Zhivkov • Todorov • Filipov • Atanasov • Lukanov
Republic of Bulgaria
Popov • P. Dimitrov • Berov • Indzhova* • Videnov • Sofiyanski* • Kostov • Sakskoburggotski • Stanishev
* denotes interim
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