Adrian Veștea, Romania’s designated prime minister, has submitted a governing program to Parliament focused on fiscal consolidation. The plan aims to reduce the cash budget deficit from approximately 146 billion lei to around 127 billion lei. Further reduction is projected, with a goal of reaching 110 billion lei in the future. The program targets a 6.2% of GDP deficit for the current year. This strategy emphasizes continued fiscal responsibility and adherence to budgetary targets. The proposed measures signal a commitment to stabilizing Romania’s public finances. The plan’s success will depend on effective implementation and economic conditions.