Cseke Attila warns that the Mureșan Government will not pass the parliamentary vote and calls for the coalition of four parties to be re-formed

Cseke Attila, nominated by the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR) for the position of Minister of Development, said Tuesday after his hearing in Parliament that the Mureșan Government risks failing to be invested in Wednesday’s scheduled vote. According to the UDMR leader, the positions expressed by lawmakers from the assembled parliamentary groups indicate that the Executive does not have the necessary support.

“If tomorrow’s vote reflects what the parliamentary groups have said so far, it appears that this government cannot be invested,” Cseke Attila said. In this case, President Dan could nominate a new designated prime minister.

The UDMR continues to support re-forming the coalition previously made up of four parties, considering this the best option for governing. Cseke ruled out, at least for the time being, a PSD-UDMR governing formula, which he described as unfeasible.

Cseke Attila received a favorable endorsement for the position of Minister of Development: 23 lawmakers voted in favor, two against, and 15 abstained. He held the same position in the Bolojan Government and remained interim minister after the Executive was dismissed.