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After sending some messages, Prime Minister Florin Cîțu wanted to close the meeting, but Foreign Minister Bogdan Aurescu immediately intervened and thanked Cîțu’s predecessor, Acting Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă, for what the new one should have done. . Prime Minister.
“I just want to thank Minister Ciucă for his work as interim prime minister during the period just ended,” said Bogdan Aurescu.
“Thank you Minister! Thank you, because it was a period in which we had to cover what was a priority for the Romanian Government. Thank you very much to all members of the government. I did not manage to do it in full activity, so I am doing it now and I hope it will be the most beneficial transfer possible ”, replied Nicolae Ciucă, in turn.
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis signed the decree for the appointment of the Romanian Government on Wednesday.
The Romanian government will be led by Prime Minister Florin-Vasile Cîțu and will have two Deputy Prime Ministers: Ilie-Dan Barna and Kelemen Hunor.
Government ministers:
• Alexandru Nazare – Minister of Finance;
• Lucian Nicolae Bode – Minister of the Interior;
• Bogdan Lucian Aurescu – Minister of Foreign Affairs;
• Stelian-Cristian Ion – Minister of Justice;
• Nicolae-Ionel Ciucă – Minister of National Defense;
• Claudiu-Iulius-Gavril Năsui – Minister of Economy, Entrepreneurship and Tourism;
• Virgil-Daniel Popescu – Minister of Energy;
• Cătălin Drulă – Minister of Transport and Infrastructure;
• Nechita-Adrian Oros – Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development;
• Tánczos Barna – Minister of the Environment, Water and Forests;
• Cseke Attila-Zoltán – Minister of Development, Public Works and Administration;
• Cristian Ghinea – Minister of Investments and European Projects;
• Raluca Turcan – Minister of Labor and Social Protection;
• Vlad Vasile Voiculescu – Minister of Health;
• Sorin-Mihai Cîmpeanu – Minister of Education;
• Ciprian-Sergiu Teleman – Minister of Research, Innovation and Digitization;
• Bogdan Gheorghiu – Minister of Culture;
• Novák Carol-Eduard – Minister of Youth and Sports.
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