President Nicușor Dan said that a new prime minister could be appointed by the end of next week and political consultations are scheduled for Monday
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Nicușor Dan said that there is a real possibility that a new prime minister could be appointed by the end of next week, with a sw swearing-in of the government expected in about ten days. Political consultations with party leaders will take place on Monday, and Dan emphasizes that the talks are constructive. He also noted that all economic measures are at the discussion stage, but the parties are keen to assume government, even in the face of unpopular measures.
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