Joining the OECD, an opportunity for investment and the modernisation of institutions, says Luca Niculescu
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Luca Niculescu speaks about Romania's accession to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). According to his statements, accession is an opportunity for investment, for capital and for the modernisation of state institutions.
The OECD is an international organisation that brings together several developed countries and promotes good economic policies, transparency and common standards in a number of areas. For Romania, joining this organisation could mean greater attention from foreign investors, as they often use OECD standards as a benchmark when analysing a country.
Luca Niculescu stressed that the Government he leads has as its main objective to bring money into the country and into the state budget. He stated that the goal is not to increase burdens on citizens or on the business environment, but to attract resources that will support economic development.
His statements show that the authorities consider accession to the OECD an important step for the national economy. However, the information available so far does not present a detailed timetable for the process or the concrete measures that will be taken. Citizens and specialists will probably follow in the coming period what effects these changes will have on investment, the budget and public services.
Sources: Economedia
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