Ilie Bolojan: Romania's accession to the OECD will become a reality this year
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan spoke about Romania's progress in the process of joining the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The statements were made on the occasion of the launch of the OECD Economic Survey of Romania. The prime minister said that accession would become a reality this year.
In his speech, Ilie Bolojan also mentioned the tax reforms the government is preparing. These target the tax system and the way the state collects revenues. The reforms are part of the commitments Romania has undertaken in the accession process.
The prime minister also addressed the labour market. The OECD study analyses the situation of employees, the level of wages and the policies that affect jobs in the country. The organisation offers recommendations for improving these areas.
OECD accession is an important objective for Romania, because it involves respecting common standards in the economy, administration and governance. For citizens, this process may have effects on foreign investment and on confidence in the national economy.
In conclusion, the prime minister's statements show that the government considers OECD accession a priority for the current year. Further details about the timeline of the process will be made public as negotiations advance.
Sources: Mediafax
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