Romania's fiscal and budget situation and the measures the government is implementing to correct imbalances and strengthen economic stability were the subjects of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's meeting this Monday with a delegation of international investors coordinated by J.P. Morgan, the Executive's Press Office said in a release, adding that the delegation is on a working visit to several countries in Central and Eastern Europe.At the meeting with Prime Minister Bolojan, the delegation representatives emphasized that Romania remains a country of interest for financial markets, noting both the growth opportunities and the need for clear fiscal responsibility policies, the cited source indicates.Another major point on the agenda was domestic political stability, considered key for the continuity of reforms and for maintaining predictability in the economic environment.The government presented the packages of measures that are currently being implemented or under preparation, as well as the way in which they respond to both fiscal responsibility requirements and the need to maintain the trust of investors and international partners, the release states.''Periodic meetings, such as today's one, show the investment milieu's constant interest in Romania and confirm that the direction of budgetary responsibility is seen as essential for the future of the country,'' the cited source states.Attending the meeting at the Victoria Palace of Government alongside Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, were head of the Prime Minister's Chancellery Mihai Jurca, and honorary advisor with the Prime Minister's Chancellery Ionut Dumitru. (Photo:www.gov.ro)
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