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Eugen Tomac states that he accepts changes in the proposed executive, but insists on technocrat ministers: "No person proposed by me is irreplaceable."

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Eugen Tomac, designated prime minister, stated that he is engaged in daily discussions with political leaders to gain the necessary support in Parliament, being prepared to make compromises to overcome the political deadlock.


He emphasized that he is open to replacing contested individuals with technocrats if the parties propose better alternatives. Tomac stated that he is willing to consider any proposal from parliamentary formations, highlighting the importance of finding a consensus.


Tomac reaffirmed that he is willing to do whatever is necessary to secure the votes of the parties in Parliament.

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