Dominic Fritz emphasized that S&P's maintenance of the country's rating is only a warning for Romania, not a guarantee of stability. He stressed the importance of deep reforms, such as digitizing the administration and increasing revenue collection, to maintain investor confidence. Although there are signs of improvement, political instability remains a threat. The current government, led by Ilie Bolojan, has the opportunity to implement necessary fiscal measures, but action must be continuous and concrete.
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