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Interim premier Bolojan says coalition talks start after president names Mureșan prime minister

Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan welcomed President Nicușor Dan's nomination of Siegfried Mureșan and announced immediate talks with USR and UDMR to build a governing majority.

After President Nicușor Dan nominated Siegfried Mureșan for the prime-ministerial post, interim premier Ilie Bolojan publicly endorsed the decision, calling it a step toward a reform-oriented and firmly pro-European government. Bolojan announced that the National Liberal Party will immediately begin coalition discussions with USR and UDMR to secure a parliamentary majority capable of supporting Mureșan's cabinet. He expressed confidence that Mureșan will present a strong team and a program addressing Romania's challenges.

The interim premier highlighted the country's urgent need for a functioning government while noting the complexity of assembling a majority under the present political configuration. He concluded by reaffirming trust in the forthcoming coalition and its ability to meet citizens' expectations.

Why it matters

Romania needs a stable government to advance reforms and maintain its pro-European course.

How this story developed

  1. Sep 16 Mureșan says Social Democrats allegedly invited Liberals to a new coalition
  2. Sep 17 President Nicușor Dan announced Siegfried Mureșan as his prime‑minister candidate.

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