Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan expressed optimism regarding the upcoming evaluation by S&P, stating that Romania has thus far met its committed indicators and its deficit is on track. In an exclusive statement to Digi24, Bolojan emphasized the importance of structural reforms for the coming years. He cautioned that without reductions in fixed expenditures and reforms to salary and pension systems, increasingly larger portions of the Romania’s budget will be allocated to interest payments on debt. Bolojan highlighted this as a major concern for the country’s financial future. He believes maintaining financial stability requires addressing these structural issues proactively. The Prime Minister's comments underscore the need for fiscal responsibility and long-term economic planning in Romania.