Adrian Zuckerman, former ambassador of the United States to Bucharest: "Maybe Mr. Bolojan made mistakes, maybe he didn't, but we must move forward here. Not everything should be tried to be taken down day after day."
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Adrian Zuckerman, former ambassador of the United States to Bucharest, stated that the reforms of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan must continue, despite the criticisms. He warned that political instability discourages investments and can lead to the loss of Romania's country rating. Zuckerman emphasized the need for clear economic policies and the exploitation of natural resources, such as gas and oil from the Black Sea, to stimulate economic development and restore investor confidence.
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