Marcel Ciolacu, former Prime Minister of Romania, stated that the country can overcome the current economic difficulties only by developing a serious and coherent economic plan, under the coordination of the president. He criticized previous measures, stating that they were taken "on the corner of the table" and were not sufficient. Ciolacu mentioned that, although deficit reduction measures are necessary, they must be implemented responsibly. He emphasized the importance of structural reforms and an empathetic approach towards citizens, warning that governance should not rely solely on numbers, but also on the well-being of people to avoid a social crisis.
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