Continuing institutional reforms, joining the OECD and adopting the euro are key objectives for the coming period, emphasizes President Nicuşor Dan.
Romania has experienced accelerated growth over the last two decades, reaching from 26% of the average GDP per capita of the European Union – in 2000 – to almost 80% today, notes President Nicuşor Dan in a post on X.
“Romania’s accession to the European Union was a great success story. Our country had a historical gap compared to developed countries, which it has considerably reduced. In 2000, Romania had only 26% of the average GDP per capita of the EU and today we have reached almost 80%,” wrote Nicuşor Dan.
The head of state stressed that one of the priorities of his mandate is the reform of institutions, “so that they can lay the foundations for solid economic growth. The quality of institutions and the way in which they influence the prosperity of all Romanians are essential.”
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