Adrian Veștea, Romania’s designated Prime Minister, has outlined a governing program focused on bolstering social welfare and economic stability. A key component of the plan centers on protecting citizens’ purchasing power amidst economic pressures. The program proposes increasing the minimum wage starting July 1, 2026, though the specific amount was not detailed. Support for vulnerable populations is also a central tenet, with initiatives aimed at providing assistance to those most in need. The proposed reforms also address informal employment, aiming to combat undeclared work practices. These objectives fall under the broader chapter of the program dedicated to labor, family, youth, and social solidarity. Veștea’s plan signals a commitment to addressing economic inequalities and strengthening the social safety net.