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Romania obtains 21st approval for OECD accession out of 25 necessary
Romania obtained the 21st favorable opinion from the OECD bodies on Thursday, February 26. The government aims to be part of the group of the most developed countries in the world by the end of 2026, but requires 25 formal approvals.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
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Romania obtained the 21st favorable opinion from the OECD bodies on Thursday, February 26. The government aims to be part of the group of the most developed countries in the world by the end of 2026, but requires 25 formal approvals.
The latest approval was announced by foreign minister Oana Țoiu, who noted that the 21st opinion concerned financial markets and was among the most difficult because it signals trust for major global investors.
