In the meeting on Thursday, the Government will approve a bill that will allow it to issue ordinances during the parliamentary vacation in January 2026, covering areas such as Finance, Health, Agriculture, and Environment. Additionally, measures will be taken to organize military activities dedicated to Romania's National Day, including the participation of NATO detachments in the parade on December 1, 2025. Another project aims to amend the Health Law, establishing a legal framework for the authorization of healthcare service providers. The Government will also approve the national strategy for promoting Romanian agri-food products for the period 2025-2029, which aims to revitalize rural areas and create jobs. Other measures include transportation facilities for students, financial allocations for restoring infrastructure in Suceava County, as well as appointments of prefects. The multiannual national statistical program 2025-2027 will also be approved, along with the prioritization of public investment projects for the 2026 budget.
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