Deputy PM Viorel Stefan: In 2018 we want main engime to be investments
Publicat:Deputy PM Viorel Stefan on Tuesday stated that in 2018 economic growth "will change its engines," while specifying the Government wants this year "the main engine to be investments."
"This is the year when economic growth will change its engines. So we are in 2018 and we want the main engine to be investments. (...) The industry turnover increased by 13.7 per cent (...) in the first quarter of 2018 compared with the first quarter of 2017. This shows a consolidation in the industrial area, which creates the premises for a robust, sustainable economic growth," said Viorel Stefan at the…
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