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The President of the Senate, Mircea Abrudean, announces a decreasing deficit and a 13% increase in revenues by 2026.

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31 December 2025, 15:36
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Mircea Abrudean, the president of the Senate, stated that Romania will enter 2026 with a decreasing deficit, highlighting a 13% increase in revenues compared to the previous year and a continuation of investments. These results suggest the effectiveness of the measures adopted by the Government and the positive direction of the economy. Abrudean emphasized the importance of Romania's accession to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in 2026, considering it a historic opportunity for attracting foreign investments.

He also mentioned that the repeated postponements of the Constitutional Court's decisions regarding pension reform should not become a blocking strategy, emphasizing the need for a clear decision to continue the reforms.

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Mircea Abrudean: România intră în 2026 cu un deficit în scădere, iar acest lucru înseamnă că măsurile luate de Guvern au fost eficiente
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Președintele Senatului, despre măsurile luate de Guvern: „Au fost eficiente. România intră în 2026 cu un deficit în scădere”
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Mircea Abrudean: România intră în 2026 cu un deficit în scădere, iar acest lucru înseamnă că măsurile luate de Guvern au fost eficiente. Veniturile au crescut cu 13% faţă de anul precedent, iar investiţiile continuă să crească

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