In the context of the 33rd edition of the National Top of Private Companies in Romania, presidential advisor Radu Burnete conveyed a message from President Nicușor Dan, emphasizing the importance of SMEs that employ 66% of the private workforce and generate 56% of the gross added value of the economy. Burnete highlighted the challenges faced by entrepreneurs, such as the lack of fiscal predictability, excessive bureaucracy, and difficulties in accessing financing. He stressed that the state must collaborate more closely with the private sector, consulting it before making fiscal decisions and simplifying administrative procedures. In conclusion, he expressed the commitment to create a real partnership between the state and the business environment, to transform Romania into a European economic success story.
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