The rector of SNSPA, Remus Pricopie, criticizes the improvised reactions of Romanian decision-makers, highlighting the lack of strategy and consultation in managing current issues.

Remus Pricopie, the rector of the National School of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA), expressed concerns regarding the actions of decision-makers in Romania, stating that the country is in a state of stagnation due to a lack of long-term planning. In a comment on Facebook, he believes that the grace period for the current power has ended, and the accumulated issues, such as Romania's geopolitical position, the relationship with the USA, and the overdue deadlines in relation to Brussels, are becoming increasingly pressing.

Pricopie emphasizes that the United States' decision to resize its military presence in Romania necessitates a redefinition of the country's role in regional security, in the context of hybrid threats from Russia. He criticizes the lack of strategic thinking among Romanian politicians, who react to immediate problems without anticipating long-term consequences, which leads to a stagnation of national progress. This situation is exacerbated by a deficit of prudence and reflection in managing current crises.