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Radu Miruță, the Minister of Economy, states that Romania needs an essential capital: the trust among citizens, not financial or technological resources.

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16 November 2025, 05:45
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He expresses concern about a survey indicating that only 12% of Romanians can trust each other, compared to Denmark and Norway, where the percentage is 74% and 72%. Miruța emphasizes that trust contributes to the cohesion and functionality of society. He urges citizens to take action to build a more united community, not to ignore injustices, and to collaborate to rebuild social ties. "This is how we find trust in each other and only then can we move forward - together," he concludes.

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Ministrul Economiei, Radu Miruță. "Cred că cel mai important capital de care avem nevoie astăzi nu este financiar, nici tehnologic"
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Radu Miruţă: Cred că cel mai important capital de care avem nevoie astăzi nu este financiar, nici tehnologic. Este încrederea pe care să o avem unii în alţii ca să putem construi împreună ţara pe care ne-o dorim. Să nu închidem ochii la nedreptăţi!

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