Eugen Tomac
Coverage of Eugen Tomac in the Nexus archive.
- Romania’s president nominates center-right Adrian Veștea as new PM
Romanian President Nicușor Dan nominated Adrian Veștea as the next prime minister after the previous candidate resigned. Veștea, a center-right politician from the National Liberal Party, aims to form a government focused on reforms and pro-Western policies, but his nomination faces criticism from his party's leader, Ilie Bolojan.
- Romanian president picks Liberal former mayor as PM to form new government
Romanian president selects Adrian Vestea as prime minister after the previous nominee, Eugen Tomac, withdrew. Vestea is described as a Liberal former mayor in the title.
- Romania’s president nominates Adrian Vestea as prime minister after his previous pick withdraws
Romanian President Nicusor Dan nominated Adrian Vestea as prime minister after his previous pick, Eugen Tomac, withdrew due to lack of political support. Vestea, a member of the National Liberal Party with experience in local administration and as a development minister, aims to form a government and address Romania's economic challenges, including a high budget deficit and inflation.
- 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.
- Romania’s government talks stumble as constitutional clock ticks down
Romania's PM-designate Eugen Tomac faces a setback as the National Liberal Party declines to support his technocratic government, with a constitutional deadline of June 14. Political turmoil risks EU funding and economic stability.
- Romanian president nominates EU deputy Eugen Tomac as PM
Romanian President Nicusor Dan has nominated EU deputy Eugen Tomac as Prime Minister. The nomination was confirmed during a press event at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace in Bucharest on June 4, 2026.
- Romania’s president nominates MEP and advisor Eugen Tomac as PM in bid to end deadlock
Romania’s president nominated Eugen Tomac, an advisor and European Parliament member, as prime minister to resolve a political crisis following the collapse of a coalition government. Tomac aims to form a non-political technical government to address economic challenges, including high budget deficits and inflation.