Kelemen Hunor has announced the merger of CNA with ANCOM and CNCD with the People's Advocate to reduce state costs.
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UDMR President Kelemen Hunor has proposed the merger of public institutions such as CNA with ANCOM and CNCD with the People's Advocate in order to reduce government spending. This decision was discussed by the leaders of the PSD, PNL, USR and UDMR coalition, with the aim of streamlining the functioning of the state. The merger could lead to the elimination of several management posts and auxiliary staff, thus optimizing financial resources.
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