International media reports about the decision of president Klaus Iohannis to appoint Dacian Ciolos as prime minister, noting that the former European Commissioner is a technocrat, currently advisor to the European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker, ziare.com reports. "Former commissioner Dacian Ciolos, nominated prime minister of Romania" headlines Le Monde French newspaper. "Romanian President Klaus Iohannis, appointed Tuesday as premier the former European Commissioner for Agriculture Dacian Ciolos, after the resignation of Victor Ponta, following the fire at a club in Bucharest," comments Le Monde, noting that Ciolos, aged 46 years is the Food Security adviser of the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
Information about the appointment of Ciolos as prime minister was taken up by France-Presse and the French daily Le Figaro. "President Klaus Iohannis appointed the former European Commissioner Dacian Ciolos, a technocrat, to lead a government with broad support, instead of the one run by Victor Ponta, who resigned last week amid public anger generated by the fire occurred in a club night ", reports the British agency Reuters. "
A former European commissioner was appointed Prime Minister of Romania" the news agency Bloomberg headlined. "Ciolos, aged 46, former EU Commissioner for Agriculture, is currently adviser to the European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker", Bloomberg reminds. "The President of Romania nominated for prime minister the former European Commissioner Dacian Ciolos," reads the American agency Associated Press. Former European Commissioner for Agriculture Dacian Ciolos was appointed Tuesday by President Iohannis for prime minister of Romania, Iohannis adding that the solution agreed with the political parties, with very few exceptions, is that of a government of technocrats.