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Romanian PM Ciuca: Net investments, over 150 billion RON in 2020, proves impact of Govt’s measures

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Net investments, which last year were 150.1 billion RON, increasing by 8.5pct compared to the previous year, prove the positive impact in the real economy of the measures taken by the Government, Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca said, write Agerpres.

„Investors demonstrate confidence in the Romanian economy: in 2022, net investments in economy were 150.1 billion RON, increasing by 8.5pct compared to the previous year, according to the National Institute of Statistics. These investments in development will preserve Romanians’ jobs and will generate new ones, and, in the long term, they will contribute to a generalized increase in incomes. Net investments demonstrate the positive impact in the real economy of the measures we took,” the prime minister said in a post on his Facebook page on Friday.

At the same time, he underscored that other values which show the success of the Romanian economy during this government are: the GDP growth of 4.8pct in 2022, foreign direct investments of 11.3 billion EUR, absorption of European funds of 73pct and exports of 85 billion EUR. AGERPRES

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