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Romania’s PM-designate promises reforms to help business as he urgently seeks support
Romania’s Prime Minister-designate Eugen Tomac promises reforms to support the private sector and economic growth amid ongoing austerity measures. He faces a June 14 deadline to secure parliamentary approval for his technocratic government, with key parties yet to decide their stance. Political instability and fears of a credit rating downgrade add pressure as Romania seeks €11 billion in EU funding.
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