Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said Romania is starting to regain international confidence, with positive signs in the economy and falling borrowing costs.

Debating the no-confidence motion, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said the government's measures were necessary to bring order to the country's finances and avoid an economic crisis. He pointed to early positive signs such as falling borrowing costs and increased investor interest. Bolojan called on the opposition to work together on solutions, criticizing its doublespeak, which acknowledges the economic problems but opposes the measures proposed by the government.