Romania’s Next Prime Minister: Dacian Ciolos Vs. Liviu Voinea?

Who will be appointed as the Prime Minister of Romania? That’s the question widely whispered among the country’s media and political circles. The former European Commissioner Dacian Cioloş is cited with most chances for this job, however, the final decision will be taken by President Klaus Iohannis Tuesday in the afternoon.

Klaus Iohannis and the parliamentary parties met today for a second round of consultations on the appointment of the future prime minister. The idea of ​​a technocrat government led by a technocrat premier appears to take shape and of the several names nominated for the position of Chief of the Executive, the main favorite seems to be the former European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Dacian Cioloş, currently an adviser of the EU Commission leader Jean-Claude Juncker. Therefore, President Iohannis has to reject the candidacy of Liviu Voinea who was proposed by the social democrat party PSD.

Those who have expressed their support for technocracy, are the leaders of PNL, UDMR and UNPR and thus, a majority was created in order to enable the Parliament to vote an apolitical cabinet.
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President Klaus Iohannis is expected to announce the name of the premier during an official statement at the Cotroceni Palace at 17.00 local time.

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