Muslims are represented in the public arena by the Chief Muftiate. In 2013, the Provisional Prime Minister Marin Raykov visited the Muftiate. During his visit, Raykov stated that Muslims were an integral part of the nation and promised "the wounds of the past will not be exploited." Officially, the Bulgarian Muslim community is called the "Мюсюлманско изповедание" (Muslim Denomination). Administration is controlled by the "Висш духовен съвет" (Supreme Muslim Council), which has 30 members. The core institution, of the Supreme Muslim Council is the "Главно мюфтийство" (Chief Muftiate), which has 20 departments including Hajj, education, and public relations. There are also 21 regional muftiates. The current Chief Mufti of Bulgaria is Mustafa Hadzhi, who was reelected in 2016.