Bogdan Ivan has donated 20% of his salary to the state and is asking directors of state-owned companies to do the same to support Romania.
Andreea Lificiu
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Energy Minister Bogdan Ivan has announced that he has donated 20% of his salary to the state and is calling on directors of state companies to do the same. Ivan emphasizes that it is important that high-income earners also contribute, not just low-income earners. Deputy Prime Minister Dragoș Anastasiu has also asked members of the boards of state companies to voluntarily give up incomes above the president's salary in a spirit of solidarity with the vulnerable.
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