According to Cedefop's projections, Romania's population will age significantly over the next 10 years, with an impact on the labor market.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
Economy
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According to Cedefop projections, the population over 65 will triple in the next 10 years, exceeding 30% of the total population. Despite the increase in the number of graduates, they will face difficulties in finding a job that matches their qualifications. The workforce is expected to grow in sectors such as information and communications, real estate, research and banking.
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