Ponta said the government and the IMF need to analyze structural reforms, especially the evolution of private management appointed in state companies.
He added an IMF mission will arrive in Romania next week, on January 27, for an assessment of the country’s agreement.
Romania and the IMF signed a EUR1.98 billion two-year precautionary loan program in September 2013, the third financial package Romania has received since the onset of the global financial and economic crisis.