In Romania, the main goals have been outlined after Nicusor Dan's victory in the presidential elections.


The new government of Romania must correct the financial situation
The Minister of Finance of Romania, Barna Tanczos, believes that the new government of the country must immediately take measures to rectify the state finances. Even after the victory of Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan in the presidential elections, which allowed for the easing of market turbulence that has engulfed Romania.
Tanczos emphasized that investors and rating agencies are closely monitoring the country's activities daily. They will be pleased with the victory of the centrist candidate, but politicians will be required to put in serious efforts to overcome the fiscal gap that Romania has in the European Union.
'After this, there should be the formation of a new responsible government consisting of accountable individuals who will carry out the necessary reforms,' Tanczos noted.
The results of the presidential elections ended the political turbulence in the country that had lasted for six months. Voters supported Dan, who promised to uphold pro-Western values, thus putting an end to the rising support for the far-right leader in the previous elections.
Analysis
Romania faces the task of swiftly resolving the financial crisis and restoring investor confidence. The new president must support reforms to address the economic problems of the country that have affected the national currency and investment rating.
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