(Adnkronos) – The pro-European Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu was reconfirmed as Prime Minister today, after reaching a coalition agreement to keep the far right out. “I nominate Marcel Ciolacu as Prime Minister,” said outgoing Liberal President Klaus Iohannis. “I wish him every success for the new Europeanist coalition”, which intends to present a single candidate for the next presidential elections. Ciolacu, a Social Democrat, has been prime minister since June 2023.
Romania, Ciolacu reconfirmed as prime minister
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