Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu announces that next year will begin the confrontation with resistance to change and privileges, emphasizing the need for reforms.

Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu stated that next year will mark the beginning of a real confrontation with resistance to change and the loss of privileges. She emphasized that, although change will be difficult and uncomfortable, it is essential for people, not for the Government or politicians. Gheorghiu mentioned that delaying reforms is no longer an option, warning that without changes, the coming years will be just a continuation of failure. She highlighted current issues, such as artificially sustained companies and missed opportunities, and stressed that reforms will not produce immediate results, but must be solid and irreversible. The Deputy Prime Minister promised that the progress of reforms will be seen concretely, including the elimination of inefficient state companies and the implementation of performance-based contracts. Gheorghiu concluded that the alternative to reform is not stability, but the continuation of decline.