The Minister of Education, Daniel David, emphasizes the importance of aligning Romania with OECD practices, even in fiscal crises.
Emese Grancsa
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At the launch of the report 'Education at a Glance 2025', Minister Daniel David discussed the challenges of implementing the best OECD practices in education, in the context of a fiscal-budgetary crisis. He highlighted the need to adapt educational measures to international standards, emphasizing the importance of analyzing data and educational practices for the development of the Romanian education system. David stated that, although optimal implementation can be difficult in challenging times, it is essential for measures to be oriented towards OECD benchmarks.
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Daniel David, la lansarea unui raport OCDE pentru România: Când eşti într-o criză fiscal-bugetară, nu mai poţi totdeauna să implementezi cele mai bune practici OECD / Este foarte important ca măsurile pe care le iei să se regăsească între reperele OECD
Daniel David, la lansarea unui raport OCDE pentru România: Când eşti într-o criză fiscal-bugetară, nu mai poţi totdeauna să implementezi cele mai bune practici OECD
Daniel David: Când eşti într-o criză fiscal-bugetară, nu mai poţi totdeauna să implementezi cele mai bune practici OECD
Daniel David, prima reacţie după proteste: Când eşti într-o criză fiscal-bugetară, nu mai poţi totdeauna să implementezi cele mai bune practici OECD
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