Romania Initiates Structural Reforms

Politics ♦ Published: August 3, 2013; 14:26 ♦ (Vindobona)

In order to receive a precautionary loan from the IMF, Romania´s government will implement a series of reform steps. Above all, Romania starts privatizations again. Romania´s economic outlook continues to brighten.

Romania Initiates Structural Reforms / Picture: © Flickr / Dan Nevill (CC BY-ND 2.0)

This week, Romania´s government has concluded an agreement with the IMF and the EU Economic and Financial Committee, Prime Minister Ponta said. In total, Romania receives a loan of € 4.0bn equally split between the IMF and the EU. The authorities intend to treat the arrangements as precautionary.

This year, Romania’s economic recovery is expected to strengthen. After strong…

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