Prime Minister Luca Niculescu will not attend the Prime Minister's Hour in Parliament
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu will not go to Parliament for the Prime Minister's Hour. The government has announced that the head of the executive cannot accept the invitation from AUR (the Alliance for the Union of Romanians).
According to the government, the reason is a scheduling conflict. The prime minister has other commitments at the same time, so he cannot take part in this activity.
The Prime Minister's Hour is a time when the head of government answers questions from members of parliament. It is one of the ways in which Parliament scrutinises the work of the executive and provides information about the government's policies.
The source does not specify whether the prime minister will attend on another date. The information will be updated if new details emerge about this invitation.
Sources: romania-actualitati.ro
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