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Siegfried Mureșan begins forming new Romanian government

Siegfried Mureșan, the Prime Minister-designate, has begun the process of forming a new cabinet following his nomination by President Nicușor Dan. Mureșan is supported by a coalition of PNL, USR, and UDMR, which currently holds approximately 169 to 186 parliamentary votes. To secure the 233 votes required for investiture, Mureșan must negotiate with other political groups, most notably the PSD, which is scheduled to meet to determine its position on the proposed government.

Mureșan has pledged to maintain the reformist agenda and fiscal consolidation principles established by the previous Bolojan administration. His stated economic priorities include reducing inflation, stimulating economic growth, and improving living standards. He has explicitly stated that he will not negotiate with the AUR party for votes, though he noted he cannot control individual AUR parliamentarians.

Negotiations are ongoing regarding potential ministerial appointments. While some current ministers may remain in their roles, several portfolios remain vacant following the PSD's departure from the government. Mureșan aims to present his government program and cabinet list to Parliament by the end of next week, with the goal of holding an investiture vote in late September.

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AUR · Ilie Bolojan · Nicușor Dan · PNL · PSD · Romania · Siegfried Mureșan · USR

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