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USR-PLUS Alliance co-chair Dacian Cioloş says about Ludovic Orban’s resignation from the post of prime minister that a signal was needed that negotiations can continue for the formation of a majority and the appointment of a prime minister. He says he is willing to take on the responsibility of the government as chief executive, but that the negotiations cannot go “in the last place.”
- “I think this leaves a clear path (no – the resignation of Prime Minister Orban), as we said today, to the President of Romania that after consultations with the parties to come up with a Prime Minister proposal that would mean a new beginning because on this We are talking here about a mandate from Parliament and the building of a majority that would propose a government reform program for Romania and for that we needed and need a signal that we are entering a new phase.
- Then, Mr. President, you will have the opportunity under these conditions to put forward a proposal that will be discussed later and that will build a majority that, unlike Mr. Ciolacu, I say that it is possible and it seems quite clear to me. stated Cioloș on Digi 24.
He says that a center-right majority can be built to rule Romania, but “it is important that this majority rule not only for the good of the government, but to modernize Romania, to reform Romania.”
Ciolos also affirmed that he is willing to assume the responsibility of the government as executive president, but that the negotiations cannot go “with the latest conditions.”
- “It seems common sense to go with a proposal for prime minister that we announced since the campaign. (…), but the president is the one who will appoint the prime minister. It is not a proposal, just to have a proposal. If the president appoints me , I am willing to assume this responsibility (…) In this situation we are not going with the last conditions. We believe that there should be a reforming prime minister, who will accept a government program that will reform Romania “, Cioloş also declared, and specified that the Government must be done “right”, not necessarily fast.
Prime Minister Ludovic Orban announced on Monday night that he will resign as prime minister.
