Education Minister Daniel David pledges to give up 25% of salary for scholarships and announces education reforms.
Adrian Rusu
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Education Minister Daniel David says he is prepared to take criticism for the good of the education system. He will give up 25% of his monthly salary to support merit and social scholarships. David emphasizes that no layoffs are planned in education and that he will focus on education-research reforms, pledging to reach 1% of GDP for research by 2030. He aims to implement the QX Report and help normalize the education system.
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Daniel David: Sunt pregătit să fiu un ministru de sacrificiu, dispus să ducă şi criticile ticăloase şi pe cele justificate
Angajamentele lui Daniel David la Educație: Da, țara e în criză. Sunt pregătit să fiu un ministru de sacrificiu / Voi renunța lunar la 25% din salariul meu de la minister, pentru a redirecționa banii spre 2 burse de merit și 7 sociale
Daniel David: Sunt pregătit să fiu acum un ministru de sacrificiu, dispus să ducă şi criticile ticăloase şi pe cele justificate/ Cu mesaj simbolic, voi renunţa lunar la 25% din salariul meu de la minister, pentru a redirecţiona banii spre burse
Daniel David anunță că va dona lunar 25% din salariu pentru burse sociale. „Sunt pregătit să fiu un ministru de sacrificiu”
Daniel David: Sunt pregătit să fiu un ministru de sacrificiu, dispus să ducă şi criticile ticăloase şi pe cele justificate
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