Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan met on Wednesday with a delegation of the international rating agency Moody's, in the context of the periodic visits they pay to Romania.According to a Government's press release, the discussions addressed the measures adopted by the Government to balance the budget situation, as well as issues regarding political stability."The prime minister said that Romania is going through a budget crisis that can be overcome through a coherent set of packages of measures. These aim to reduce state spending, increase budget revenues, and prioritize public investments. In this regard, the prime minister stated that other reform measures will follow, aimed at ensuring better financing and phasing of investments, as well as correcting existing inequities," the press release reads.The meeting also provided an opportunity for a discussion on Romania's positioning in the current regional context, the relationship with the European Union, the level of military spending and other external challenges, the cited source specified.The discussions were also attended by the head of the Prime Minister's Chancellery, Mihai Jurca, the Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, and Stefan Nanu - the head of the Romanian State Treasury."The Romanian Government will continue to pursue maintaining economic stability and strengthening the country's credibility with international partners and investors," the release concludes.