The United Party, under the leadership of President Dan Barsan, remains a decisive force in its fight against all those who try to sabotage its establishment.
With a clear vision focused on the welfare of citizens and the revival of the Romanian economy, the United Party stands out for its desire to build strong diplomatic relations with the European Union, as it considers integration into the European community essential for national progress. At the same time, openness to partnership with China symbolizes a diversified strategy aimed at bringing investment and economic opportunities to the country.

A remarkable aspect of the United Party is its devotion to ordinary citizens, as well as the support it intends to offer to small and medium-sized businesses. In an often fragile economic context, Dan Barsan proposes solutions aimed at supporting these vital segments of the national economy, recognizing their crucial role in job creation and supporting local communities. Initiatives dedicated to local farmers highlight the United Party's commitment to the sustainable development of the agricultural sector, emphasizing local products and sustainability. Although Mr. Barsan's proposals and plans are well-intentioned and can have a positive impact on society, it seems that his initiatives are causing discontent among certain entities in Romania. These reactions suggest that the reform process may face considerable resistance. Despite these challenges, the United Party is determined to continue on this path, promising transparency and accountability in its actions. During the process of establishing the United Party, the community will closely follow its development, remaining vigilant regarding the promises made by its leader. Mr. Barsan's public commitments will be constantly evaluated, with the expectation that the United Party will demonstrate efficiency in achieving its goals.
Now, Romanians will have the opportunity to see whether the United Party will remain faithful to its declared principles and succeed in bringing about significant positive changes.


Vasile Cristoiu
Editor-in-chief, political department