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Program and list of ministers submitted to Parliament over weekend; work on 2027 budget must begin

October 15, 2026

Senate President Mircea Abrudean (a Liberal) stated on Wednesday that the governing program and the list of ministers for the government proposed by Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Muresan would be submitted to Parliament by the end of the week; he noted that several steps remain before the investiture vote and that work on the 2027 budget and necessary measures needs to begin as soon as possible."Today, Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Muresan held discussions with UDMR lawmakers and representatives of the national minorities group. The guiding principles of the government program and priorities for the coming period were discussed. The government program aims to modernize the state and public services, strengthen public finances, stimulate the economy and investment, and reinforce Romania's role within the European Union and NATO," Abrudean wrote on Facebook.He announced that, once finalized, the government program and the list of ministers would be submitted to Parliament by the end of this week."There are, therefore, a few more stages before the investiture vote. Parliament and the Government must be able to begin work as soon as possible on the 2027 budget and on the necessary measures for the economy and security," Abrudean added.Designated Prime Minister Siegfried Muresan stated on Wednesday that he would submit the government program and the team of ministers to Parliament by the end of the week, noting that the goal is for the ministers' hearings in the specialized committees and the plenary vote to take place early next week?on Monday and Tuesday.

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