Romania has closed 15 of the 25 necessary committees for joining the OECD, having a good chance of becoming a member next year.
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Secretary of State Luca Niculescu announced that Romania has completed 15 out of the 25 committees for joining the OECD, and if everything goes according to plan, the country could become a member in 2024. Membership brings reputational benefits and access to international expertise, facilitating the attraction of investments. Niculescu emphasized the importance of presenting a functional and future-oriented Romania, with the goal of joining in 2026.
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