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Deputy Prime Minister Tanczos Barna: "If we were to reduce not by 10 percent, but by 8 percent the personnel expenses at the level of the public sector, we would have all the money for a program like Anghel Saligny for a whole year."

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In an intervention at Digi24, Deputy Prime Minister Tanczos Barna discussed the impact of reducing budgetary expenditures in public administration. He emphasized that if personnel expenses were reduced by 8%, it could generate sufficient funds to support development programs, such as Anghel Saligny. Barna argued that more efficient management of budgetary resources at both central and local levels could significantly contribute to improving infrastructure projects and supporting the economy. This approach could allow for the allocation of resources for essential initiatives without negatively affecting the functioning of public administration.

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