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Romania has been under an interim government for over 80 days, raising concerns about its economic stability and ability to respond to crises. Remus Pricopie, rector of SNSPA, warns that the political deadlock hampers the government's capacity to initiate new projects and reforms, such as salary and pension laws. He emphasizes that while an interim government can maintain state functions, it cannot launch new initiatives. Pricopie advocates for a 'government of armistice' to resolve the political impasse, allowing for full powers to address pressing issues. The ongoing political crisis also jeopardizes Romania's negotiations for EU funds, particularly as discussions for the 2028-2034 financial cycle begin.