Dragoș Anastasiu suggests that officials stop traveling business class and opt for cheaper hotels in the context of the economic crisis.
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Deputy Prime Minister Dragoș Anastasiu said that travel for ministry officials does not always have to be business class and that more economical options, such as three-star hotels, can be chosen. He emphasizes the importance of efficiency in the use of public funds, suggesting that each trip should be approved by the Prime Minister at least 5 days in advance. Anastasiu believes it is necessary to be discerning when choosing how to travel, especially in difficult times.
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