The new government led by Ilie Bolojan was sworn in, pledging to reform the state and regain citizens' trust.
Emese Grancsa
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The government led by Ilie Bolojan was swiftly sworn in, receiving the Parliament's vote and being sworn in at the Cotroceni Palace. PM Bolojan stressed the importance of structural reforms and restoring citizens' trust in the authorities. Romanian President Nicușor Dan said he was optimistic about the country's economic future, emphasizing the need to work together for stability. The new cabinet, formed by a coalition of PSD, PNL, USR, UDMR and minorities, will meet in its first session to start implementing the government program.
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LIVE Guvernul a depus jurământul, urmează prima ședință / Nicușor Dan: Trebuie să reformăm statul. Trebuie să recâștigăm încrederea cetățenilor. Sunt foarte optimist / Bolojan: Începând din această seară ne vom da măsura dedicării noastre în serviciul României
Ilie Bolojan a depus jurământul la Cotroceni şi este noul prim-ministru al României: Nicuşor Dan a semnat decretul pentru numirea Guvernului
Guvernul Bolojan a depus jurământul. Ce ordin le-a dat Nicușor Dan. Formula completă a executivului
Miniștrii Guvernului Bolojan au depus jurământul la Palatul Cotroceni. Mesajul lui Nicușor Dan
Membrii Guvernului Bolojan au depus jurământul la Palatul Cotroceni
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