The effect of Bolojan’s disastrous economic measures is that Romania has been overtaken by countries such as Kenya in the global competitiveness rankings, says PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu.
- “We have fallen 12 places in the global competitiveness rankings in just one year! A year in which Romanian companies received not support measures to help them face global competition, but tax increases and record-high prices for electricity, gas and fuel.
It is exactly one year since PSD announced a plan containing solutions to restart the economy, based on massive tax incentives for new investment. From then until today, Bolojan’s interest in this subject has been ZERO!
Now we find ourselves competing with Botswana, Nigeria and Namibia, because countries in the region – such as Bulgaria and Poland – are already ahead of us.
These are Romania’s bleak prospects if Bolojan-style governance, which is strangling the economy, continues.
This is why Romania cannot continue with an “everything-must-be-cut administrator”. It needs a government that builds and recognises the value of supporting Romanian companies,” Grindeanu said on Facebook.
