The Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, warns that Romania is in a fragile balance, and the vote on the motion of censure can influence the economic direction of the country.

The Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, stated that Romania is going through a crucial week, characterized by a 'fragile balance', in the context of the vote on the censure motion submitted by AUR and PSD against the government led by Ilie Bolojan. Nazare emphasizes that the economic direction of the country, which has been strengthened in the last 10 months, can be seriously eroded in just 24-72 hours.

He highlighted recent economic progress, such as the reduction of the budget deficit and the increase in state revenues, but warned that these gains are fragile and depend on political stability. Current risks include rising financing costs, delays in investments, and currency instability, which affect the real economy. Nazare emphasized the importance of decisions made this week for the economic future of Romania, expressing confidence that stability will be a priority.