Theodor Stolojan believes that the CCR's decision regarding special pensions is "a new slap to the Romanian citizen" and supports that Prime Minister Bolojan must remain in office to continue the reforms.

Theodor Stolojan recently commented on the Constitutional Court's decision regarding special pensions, stating that it represents a "new slap" given to citizens who work hard to support their families. He emphasized that the timing of this decision is inappropriate for Romania, considering the need to continue reforms. Stolojan argued that Prime Minister Bolojan must remain at the Victoria Palace to successfully complete the economic recovery, despite the opposition from PSD and UDMR, which block reforms in public administration. He highlighted Bolojan's experience as a former mayor and president of the County Council, emphasizing that he understands well the real issues of public administration in Romania. Stolojan criticized the deadlock created by the coalition parties, which hinder the implementation of necessary reforms.