Governance — Pernik province

A regional cut of governance for Pernik province: the area's MPs and their asset declarations, the per-municipality transfer envelope (Article 53 of the State Budget Law), the state matura result of its schools, regional indicators (GDP per head, migration, registered unemployment), the 2021 census and land-use composition. A province has no elected council — local self-government is shown at the municipality level below.

Governance (country) · Election results in Pernik province

Matura in Pernik province

On the 2026 state matura in Bulgarian language and literature, schools in Pernik province averaged 4.17 — №16 of 28 provinces, across 18 schools and 823 graduates. Averages are weighted by cohort; every failing graduate enters as a flat 2.00, so this differs from the ministry's own announced figure.

Highest matura results in Pernik province

  • Природоматематическа гимназия "Христо Смирненски" — 4.98 (Pernik)
  • Средно училище с разширено изучаване на чужди езици "Д-р Петър Берон" — 4.85 (Pernik)
  • Гимназия с преподаване на чужди езици "Симеон Радев" — 4.79 (Pernik)
  • Средно училище "Свети Свети Кирил и Методий" — 4.49 (Radomir)
  • Професионална гимназия по икономика — 4.43 (Pernik)

Matura by municipality

  • Tran — 4.31 (6 graduates)
  • Pernik — 4.26 (694 graduates)
  • Breznik — 3.87 (36 graduates)
  • Radomir — 3.57 (78 graduates)
  • Zemen — 3.06 (9 graduates)

Municipalities in Pernik province

  • Breznik municipality
  • Kovachevtsi municipality
  • Pernik municipality
  • Radomir municipality
  • Tran municipality
  • Zemen municipality

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