Romania’s interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced on Thursday that the government will actively support legislation requiring public officials to disclose their financial assets on the website of the National Integrity Agency (ANI). This initiative aims to increase transparency and accountability within the government. Bolojan stated the government supports the parliamentary project concerning incompatibilities, which has already been submitted to Parliament. The move signals a stronger stance against corruption and a commitment to making officials’ financial information accessible to the public. Bolojan confirmed the government’s intention to ensure the final adopted form of the legislation mandates this public disclosure. The legislation’s progress through Parliament will be key to its implementation. This decision follows calls for increased scrutiny of public officials' wealth.