Dragos Anastasiu, the new deputy prime minister, proposes to reform the administration in a private business style, with a mini-structure dedicated to this goal.
Emese Grancsa
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Dragos Anastasiu, appointed deputy prime minister by Ilie Bolojan, aims to reform the state through a model inspired by private business. A mini-structure will be created to facilitate relations with business and civil society. Anastasiu emphasizes the importance of setting SMART objectives and monitoring progress. On VAT, he suggests keeping the standard rate at 19% and adjusting reduced rates. The Bolojan government has validated proposals, including changes of ministers, and the government program is almost finalized.
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