The plan focuses on solutions to re-launch massive public investments, lending rebound and improved access to European Funds, according to PSD Spokesman, Bogdan Niculescu Duvaz, for Business Standard.
The statement comes shortly after Prime Minister Emil Boc, head of the Liberal-Democratic Party, announced that the Government is preparing a second economic revival plan, after a loan agreement was signed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and European Commission. The plan includes state aids for companies and guarantees for loans taken by young people to buy their first house.
Soon after coming to power, late last year, the Government made a plan to counter the crisis impact. It came just months after a first plan, drafted by the former Liberal Government. “At the end of June, when the heat of European Parliament elections goes away, we will come with our own anti-crisis measures,” Duvaz said. After it is finalized, the plan is to be discussed with the coalition partners, so it can be approved by the Government. The Minister for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, Social Democrat Constantin Nita, also said that PSD is working on a new anti-crisis plan.
