Marcel Bolos officially informs Romanians throughout the country, through a series of last-minute announcements, about the extremely important measures that have been taken for us, and this is because it has been brought to our attention that over 1 million of families from Romania paid their utility bills with European money.
Marcel Bolos talks below about the energy cards that the Government granted to Romanians from all over the country, but also about the change in Romania's rating announced the other day, plus what is happening thanks to it, so it is important for everyone to know what what was achieved for our country.
"Until now, one million families have paid their utility bills with European money. There are already 250 million lei that the Romanians should have given for these debts, but instead they can use it to buy food or medicine. 500.000 payments have been made in the last 10 days alone. And their number will continue to grow spectacularly, because #energy suppliers have issued a new installment of invoices.
There are also Romanians who have not yet clarified their situation. They have either requested a social inquiry or filled out an affidavit. I tell them not to worry, because payments for this installment will be made by the summer. And if they are eligible, the card is issued and delivered to their home. I leave more details in the comments. I also remind you that for any questions the Post's call center number is active, 𝟎𝟑𝟏𝟗𝟗𝟔𝟔. Even if there are more busy periods, I ask you to insist, because the operators make efforts so that all calls are answered.
You probably saw that the Fitch rating agency improved Romania's country outlook from negative to stable. It is the first positive change in Romania's rating outlook operated by Fitch since April 2020 and until now. Also, the rating that maintains Romania's state bonds in the category of those recommended for investments was reconfirmed.
There are news that assure us that #investments will continue to grow in Romania. What Fitch states in the report regarding Romania is that "the large flow of European funds entering the country, through the cohesion funds from the new multiannual financial framework (2021-2027) and the recovery and resilience funds will continue to be the key engines of economic growth .
First of all through medium-term investments. Also, the European funds should improve the growth potential of the economy, estimated by the European Commission at around 2,5-3%, thus accelerating the recovery compared to the EU level".
