Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and Deputy Prime Minister Dragoș Anastasiu have announced measures to streamline state-owned companies, including legislative changes and reducing the number of members on the Boards of Directors.
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In a conference, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and Deputy Prime Minister Dragoș Anastasiu presented plans to streamline state-owned companies, with a memorandum to be approved at the next government meeting. The European Commission and the OECD will be consulted to amend legislation. Anastasiu highlighted the significant losses recorded by many of the 1,326 public companies. The proposed measures include reducing the number of board members, capping remuneration and speeding up the reform of state-owned companies. De-bureaucratization measures are also planned to support company performance.
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Dragoș Anastasiu a prezentat situația companiilor de stat și măsurile propuse pentru reformă: „Avem o problemă legată de performanță” (VIDEO)
VIDEO/ Pachetul 3 al reformei: Companiile de stat. Premierul Bolojan și vicepremierul Anastasiu au anunțat principiile și prioritățile – de la transparență, la noi criterii de perfomanță. Fotografia șantierului
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