Eugen Tomac has finalized the list of proposed ministers / Who replaces Adrian Papahagi in Culture

Eugen Tomac, the prime minister designated by the president of Romania, Nicușor Dan, to form a new "technical" government, after the dissolution of the governing coalition, has completed the list of ministers and has sent his proposals to the parliamentary parties, sources cited by several publications in Romania, including Digi and Știrile ProTV, announced.

The proposed government includes deputy prime ministers such as Sorin Costreie (Education), Valeriu Nistor, and Bogdan Dumitru (without portfolio). Additionally, after Adrian Papahagi announced on Facebook that he decided not to be part of this executive, Eugen Tomac replaced him with Mihai Ghyka, a descendant of Grigore Ghica.

List of ministers proposed by Eugen Tomac:

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Education and Research: Sorin Costreie

Deputy Prime Minister, without portfolio: Valeriu Nistor

Deputy Prime Minister, without portfolio: Bogdan Dumitru

Minister of Internal Affairs: Tiberiu Trifan

Minister of Finance: Ionuț Simion

Minister of Transport and Infrastructure: Ionuț Mașala

Minister of Justice: Cosmin Soare-Filatov

Minister of National Defense: Dănuț Sebastian Neculăescu

Minister of Economy, Digitalization, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism: Florin Duma

Minister of Health: Ștefan Dragosloveanu

Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development: Nicolae Istudor

Minister of Foreign Affairs: Luca Niculescu

Minister of Investments and European Projects: Carmen Moraru

Minister of Environment, Waters, and Forests: Teodor Dulceață

Minister of Labor, Family, Youth, and Social Solidarity: Diana Morar

Minister of Development, Public Works, and Administration: Vladimir Ionaș

Minister of Culture: Mihai Ghyka

Minister of Energy: Andrei Covatariu

Tomac has until June 14 to present the government.

We remind that PNL has decided not to support the government, while USR voted unanimously against it. In contrast, PSD believes that Tomac's government will pass the vote of the parliamentarians, accusing former prime minister Ilie Bolojan of blocking the country.