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The Presidential Councillor on Economic Issues, former Executive Director of Concordia, told former employers' colleagues at CONCORDIA SUMMIT 2026: "How we activate Romania's capital that the state will no longer have resources for programs and subsidies, and the European funds will decrease. Economic growth, which the country urgently needs, will have to come from elsewhere. ...
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said Friday at the 2026 Summit Concordia that public-private partnership means shared responsibilities and the state has to do its part. He said that he proposes three directions by which the Government must demonstrate, in fact, that things can change.
The ability of an economy to develop depends to a large extent on how it manages to transform the financial resources available into investment, competitiveness and prosperity. I participated today in the Concordia Summit 2026, where we discussed, together with the Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, President BVB, Radu Hanga, and distinguished representatives of the business environment [...]
Concordia: Romania's Capital Can Be Activated with Clear Objectives, Deadlines and Joint Commitments
After two decades in which Romania has approached the level of development of Western Europe, largely with foreign capital, the business environment sees in the internal resources the engine of the next stage of growth. In the last twenty years, Romania has reached from less than half to about 80% of the average GDP on [...] The post Concordia: Romanian capital can be activated with clear objectives, terms and joint commitments first appeared on…
Romania has capital, resources, economies that can be directed towards investment and access to European funds, but economic development also needs another type of capital, that of trust between the state and the business environment, between institutions and citizens, said Prime Minister Luca Niculescu.
Luca Niculescu states that Romania has capital, savings that can be mobilised for investment, access to European funds, resources and competitive companies in international markets, but economic development also depends on rebuilding trust between the state and the business environment, between institutions and citizens.
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