Sorin Grindeanu, leader of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) in Romania, expressed optimism that his party will secure the 233 parliamentary votes needed to approve a PSD-led government by August. Despite this confidence, Grindeanu declined to disclose the specific strategy for achieving this majority. He fears revealing the plan would allow opposing forces, those he believes are clinging to power, to sabotage the attempt. The PSD is currently working to gather sufficient support to overcome existing political obstacles and establish a new governing coalition. This announcement signals continued efforts to overcome recent political deadlock and form a stable government. Grindeanu’s caution highlights the delicate nature of the negotiations and the potential for interference from rival political groups. The coming months will be crucial in determining whether the PSD can successfully implement its plan.