Presidential advisor Valentin Naumescu suggests the creation of a new party for the 2.5 million voters of Nicușor Dan, who do not identify with the current majority.

Valentin Naumescu, presidential advisor and professor of international relations, proposed in an editorial published on G4Media the establishment of a new party to attract pro-Nicușor Dan voters, estimating that they number approximately 2.5 million. Naumescu emphasizes that the current majority in Bucharest fails to represent their interests and suggests that new political offers should be formulated for those who have not voted until now.

He mentioned that, following a recent survey, half of Romanians would be willing to vote for a new party, against the backdrop of declining voting intentions for the parties in the governing coalition. Naumescu was the initiative leader for Nicușor Dan's candidacy in the repeated presidential elections, and he was recently appointed presidential advisor. In the article, he expresses his concern regarding the upcoming parliamentary elections in 2028 and emphasizes the need for a real pro-European majority capable of implementing effective reforms. Additionally, Naumescu proposes a rational dialogue with dissatisfied voters to reduce political tensions in Romania.