Nicușor Dan, when taking the oath by the Government: “The imperative of Romania at this time, stability” / “We must regain the confidence of the citizens in the state authorities”

President Nicușor Dan held a speech on Monday, during the ceremony to take the investment oath by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and his ministers, and he was declared “very optimistic”, emphasizing the need for state reform.

“We start a new chapter today. I want to thank, first of all, the majority parties and the representatives of the national minorities, because they understood the imperative that Romania has at this time, namely stability. Most to act as such, to collaborate for the common interest ”, said Nicușor Dan.

The president says that the “fiscal issue” has been discussed “a lot”.

Obviously I discussed a lot and it was an imperative the fiscal issue, and I am very happy that the parties have assumed the corrections that Romania has to make. I am very optimistic. On the one hand, because we have a private sector that is dynamic, which has managed to double the GDP (gross domestic product, no) in 10 years. On the other hand, we have as a final goal of 2026 the entry into the OECD (the organization of cooperation and economic development, no) and that means much more foreign investments, that means cheaper interest, that means confidence for the Romanian economy.

The head of state sent a new call to the reform.

“Beyond the economy, we must reform the state and I am also glad that the parties that have assumed the government and the minorities have assumed the state reform. Beyond that, we must regain the citizens' confidence in the authorities of the Romanian state. hating the “success” of the new government.

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List of members of the Bolojan government

The government led by Ilie Bolojan has five deputy prime ministers, six ministers from the PSD, four from PNL, four from USR and two from UDMR.

• Dragoș Anastasiu, the current honorary counselor for the business environment of President Nicușor Dan, will be a deputy prime minister “for reform”. They will hold the position of Deputy Prime Minister and Marian Neacșu (PSD), Cătălin Predoiu (PNL), Ionuț Mosteanu (USR), Tánczos Barna (UDMR).
• The ministers nominated by PNL: Alexandru Nazare – Minister of Finance, Daniel David – Minister of Education, Dragoș Pîslaru (former USR MEP Plus) at the Ministry of Investments and European projects and Cătălin Predoiu at the Ministry of Interior.
• The PSD settled its ministers on Sunday. In addition to a Deputy Prime Minister, where Marian Neacşu will continue, social democrats hold the portfolios from Health-Alexandru Rogobete, justice-Radu Marinescu, work-Florin Manole, Energy-Bogdan Ivan, Agriculture-Florin Barbu and Transporturi-Ciprian Şerban.
• The UDMR has in the new government a Deputy Prime Minister – Tánczos Barna and two ministers – Cseke Attila at the Ministry of Development and Demeter András Istvan at the Ministry of Culture.
• USR validated the ministers on Saturday who will represent the Party in the Government. These are: at the Ministry of Defense – Ionuț Moșteanu (will be also deputy prime minister), at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Oana Țoiu, at the Ministry of Environment – Diana Buzoianu and at the Ministry of Economy and Digitalization – Radu Miruță.