(The Romania Insider)
Romania’s Government adopted on Wednesday a draft bill that bans a law voted by the Parliament last year that banned the sale of stakes in state-owned companies.
The new bill will allow state-controlled companies to draw money from private investors to finance their investment projects, prime minister Florin Citu explained.
“It is a clear message for investors, both in Romania and abroad, that this Government supports investments and knows that it needs investments to develop,” PM Citu
