The România Renaşte platform, which, according to political sources cited by News.ro, will support the candidacy of Mircea Joane for the presidency, published on a specialized website a vacancy announcement for the presidency, the ideal candidate is a visionary leader, “with experience work in important positions, preferably outside Romanian politics”, having “a bachelor’s degree and all the diplomas obtained at the time”.

According to the cited sources, the “România Renaşte” platform will support Mircea Joane’s candidacy for the presidency, and the publication of the announcement is part of a communication campaign that will culminate in the official announcement of his candidacy.

A message published by the Romanian platform Renaste, which states that its mission is to “create a community of patriots and democrats at the service of the nation”, mentions that the ideal presidential candidate should have the following qualities: “a visionary”. leader (gallery experience in football is NOT an advantage), experience in important positions (preferably outside Romanian politics), career (real) and achievements (real) in a field respected abroad (number of famous international leaders in the telephone directory is the tie-breaker criterion. Preferably Western leaders), he doesn’t report to any party, he’s on the job, he’s present and involved, he knows what he has to do.”

Necessarily, he must be fluent in Romanian, French and English, able to discuss freely, without prompts, and go from words to action, not the other way around, get a bachelor’s degree and all diplomas in due time and not be concerned with “dividing the hammer between (three) parties”.

Salary proposed for the post of president

Salary 3130 – 3155 euros per month.

The “Romania Renaşte” platform has 3,058 registered members and 13 non-governmental organizations,

“It can’t be like that anymore! It’s time for a change! There is only one way! We must choose honest, patriotic and competent people who will represent us, led by a President with vision, courage, experience and independent of the interests and ways of functioning of the Romanian parties. Romania is a drifting country, looking for a president! A person who will be our ally, a person who understands that a politician means nothing without a community!”, says the message posted on the Romania Renaste website.

There is an opportunity to register on the platform, as well as make a donation.

NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Joane, former president of the PSD, said at the end of February that if he were to run for the post of President of Romania, he would run independently.

“When I say that if I run for office, I will run for office alone, I’m not saying that… I’m rather independent of parties. That doesn’t mean I won’t work with them,” Joanne said.

He also said that if he were to leave his post at NATO and go “to any other seat of political power or to NATO,” he would be sitting “at second zero in the place of influence that Romania deserves.”

“I went to a party, what else should I look for at a party? I’ve said it and I’ll say it again: according to all the numbers, according to all the polls, currently an independent candidate who can represent the whole nation, not just a party, has a better chance of winning the presidential election than a party candidate,” Joana also confirmed.

Joana does not give up her position in NATO

He also stated that while he holds this position, he will not announce his possible candidacy for the post of President of Romania.

He added that he will not leave the position he holds in the Alliance together with General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg.

The Deputy Secretary General of NATO said that the head of the Alliance, Jens Stoltenberg, will leave his post on October 1, and the ceremony of his departure is being prepared for September 30.

“The problem that cannot happen this fall is that Jens Stoltenberg and I, His Excellency’s deputy, will leave at the same time. He leaves on October 1. So, to be able to ensure continuity and continuity at the top of the Alliance, sooner or later I will have to leave. Both options are on the table today,” Joane explained at the time.

He did not specify how long before or after Stoltenberg’s departure he would also leave his NATO post.