Prime Minister Luca Niculescu Meets with Mugur Isărescu at the BNR in the Context of Budgetary Problems.
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu met Monday with the Governor of the National Bank of Romania, Mugur Isărescu, to discuss the state of the economy and the priorities of the Government. The meeting with Chief BNR was on the Prime Minister's agenda at the beginning of the week. According to the message transmitted by Niculescu, the main objectives presented were financial discipline, efficient use of the public money and attracting investment.
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu will meet Monday, from 11:00, at the BNR headquarters, with Governor Mugur Isărescu, in the context of preparing the budget correction and budget for 2027. At the same time, the Chief Executive will have a meeting with business representatives at the Victoria Palace.
The priorities of the new Prime Minister: the budget for 2027 and the remaining €6.43 billion of the PNRR
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu meets, on Monday, with Governor BNR, Mugur Isărescu, at the BNR headquarters and will have a meeting with representatives of the business environment, at the Victoria Palace, according to his public agenda. The Prime Minister is scheduled to have a meeting, from 11:00, with Isărescu, at the BNR headquarters. From 14:00, the Chief Executive Officer will have ...
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu meets on Monday with Governor BNR, Mugur Isărescu, as well as business representatives, for discussions that might take place in the context of the need to adopt the budget for 2027. Article Prime Minister Luca Niculescu meets on Monday with Mugur Isărescu and business representatives appear first in Romania TV.
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu meets, on Monday, with Governor BNR, Mugur Isărescu, at the BNR headquarters and will have a meeting with business representatives at the Victoria Palace. The Prime Minister said immediately after Parliament's nomination vote that the adoption of the 2027 budget is a priority.
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