AUR leader, George Simion, announced the conditions for negotiations with other parties: 300 parliamentarians, elimination of subsidies, and elections in two rounds.

George Simion, the leader of AUR, posted a video on Facebook detailing the conditions his party imposes to enter negotiations with other political formations. Simion demands 300 parliamentarians, the elimination of budget subsidies for parties, and the organization of elections in two rounds for mayors and presidents of County Councils.

He emphasizes that these demands must become laws before discussing with other parties. Simion states that these conditions can be met through a vote in Parliament and that AUR will not accept informal negotiations, wanting to respect the voters and contribute to the economic recovery. He concludes by mentioning that once these laws are accepted, the party is open to further discussions.