Loading ...‘All the political parties need to give up this practice of making appointments mostly based on political criteria [...] No party should be tempted to take itself for the state. I will defend the neutrality of the public jobs’, Traian Basescu said, after taking oath for his second tenure as Romanian President.
He also underlined Romania will be a more democratic country if the parliamentary reform represents the first step towards the reform of the state, it will be a consolidated state if the justice reform continues and it will have economic growth if the state resources are spent in a more efficient manner.
‘We need a new arangement between the state and the citizen. The role of the state is to serve the citizens [...] A new arrangement between the state and the citizens implies also a new set of priorities, to be exclusively in the public interest’, the head of the state added.
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