I had the honor of opening the OECD / INFE – Romania Symposium on Financial Literacy, an event organized by the National Bank of Romania in partnership with the Financial Supervisory Authority and the Romanian Association of Banks. The symposium took place at the National Museum of Art of Romania, in the Throne Hall, a

I had the pleasure of opening the fourth Central and Eastern European Annual Payments Forum, hosted by the National Bank of Romania. Payments are not merely a technical issue; they are at the heart of economic life. An efficient and secure payments system fosters trust, supports business dynamism, SMEs and enhances competitiveness.

I was delighted to participate in Chișinău, together with Anca Dragu – Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, François Villeroy de Galhau – Governor of the National Bank of France, Jasmina Selimović – Governor of Central Bank of Bosnia, and many central bankers, experts, researchers and financial sector representatives, at the first

Hosting the Fifth Ministerial of the Partnership for Transatlantic Energy and Climate Cooperation this year, Romania brings together relevant actors – business communities and policy decision-makers. In this context, we are convinced that the most important two concepts of the current challenging times, security – on the one hand, 

Joining the OECD and embracing its values, especially in the current context, will allow Romania to achieve a better alignment with the OECD motto: “better policies, better lives”/ The preparation for accession is not an easy task, but Romania will benefit from the advantage of international expertise, which must be accompanied by