Romania’s newly submitted governing program, presented by Adrian Veștea, largely continues the policies of the previous coalition government. However, economists consulted by Libertatea have raised concerns about modifications within the program that may hinder the achievement of stated goals. Specifically, the program’s budgetary provisions and approach to the National Recovery and Plan (PNRR) are under scrutiny. Critics argue the plan maintains a “failed model” responsible for current economic challenges. The program includes a stated intention to reform special pensions, but details remain vague. Economists question whether the proposed changes will genuinely address underlying issues or simply rebrand existing policies. The overall assessment suggests a lack of substantial change and potential for continued economic difficulties.