Elijah Bolojan, at the End of His Term: "I Took over a Country with My Back to the Wall, Teaching It on the Way to Recovery. • Newsweek Romania
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Ilie Bologian said he took over Romania “with his back to the wall” and, ahead of the expected vote on the new government, he is putting it “on the path of proper recovery”. The prime minister presented his balance sheet on 19 October at Victoria Palace, the day before the parliamentary vote on Luca Niculescu’s cabinet. “After almost 16 months, during which I had the honour of serving Romania as prime minister, my mandate is coming to an end”, B…
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan presented his assessment at the end of his term on Monday, 19 October, just one day before Parliament decided whether to grant the nomination vote to the new Cabinet led by Luca Niculescu. The speech comes after more than five months in which Bolojan secured the Executive's leadership, following the resignation of the Government by motion of censure on 5 May 2026.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has been holding a press conference at the Victoria Palace on Monday at 6.30 p.m. in which he presents his balance sheet, the day before the nomination vote for Luca Niculescu's cabinet. "We took over a country with a back to the wall, with a lack of confidence," the interim Prime Minister said at the beginning of the conference. "I didn't hide ...
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced that during the month he will present in a press conference a review of the government activity of the period spent at the head of the Government. Article Ilie Bolojan presents his mandate review at the Victoria Palace on Monday: I will highlight the government activity that I have exercised since taking office first appears in Romania TV.
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan presented Monday, in a press conference, the results of the government's work since taking office. Prior to the government's change, he criticized the start of unsecured investments and warned that promises that cannot be honoured risk being taken into account "destroying heirlooms." Bolojan argues that outstanding payments can be covered by budgetary corrections.
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