The ministry has scheduled seven auctions in February.
In January, the ministry sold RON11.38 billion in leu-denominated state, well above its RON4.6 billion target, as yields continued a decline started in the last month of 2012.
Also last month, the ministry raised EUR502.5 million at a three-year euro-denominated sale on the local market, more than threefold the planned amount, with the average yield dropping to a record low of 3.14% a year.
Investor appetite improved significantly in January after JP Morgan Chase announced that Romanian bonds were eligible for entry in its GBI-EM local markets index as of March 1.
Romania plans to sell debt worth RON18 to RON20 billion in the first quarter of 2013. (EUR1=RON4.3828)