The caretaker prime minister discussed Romania's European direction and the need to rebuild public trust through credible reforms, but no concrete details were made public.
Bolojan met EPP leader Manfred Weber three weeks after his government fell to a no-confidence vote.
The caretaker PM stressed the need for real reforms and restored public confidence in pro-European parties.
No concrete investment details from the meeting have been officially communicated.
The PMP leader summoned his party's National Executive Council via Zoom after 10 p.m., as his name circulates as President Nicușor Dan's preferred pick for prime minister.
Tomac called a Zoom meeting of PMP's National Executive Council after 10 p.m. Wednesday.
He urged party members to mobilise and promote PMP amid the political uncertainty.
President Dan backs Tomac as premier, but PNL and USR are blocking the proposed formula.
The USR leader challenges the narrative of AUR as an anti-establishment party, pointing to joint PSD-AUR votes in Parliament as evidence of a covert alliance.
Fritz: AUR was designed to absorb public anger without threatening PSD's grip on power.
A PSD-AUR parliamentary majority voted allies of Năstase and Georgescu into a public institution's leadership.
USR questions PSD's pro-European credentials as a viable coalition partner.
Senate President Mircea Abrudan says the two parties "work together when their own interests are at stake", after they jointly determined the vote on Romania's Cultural Institute leadership.
Parliament elected the new ICR leadership with the combined votes of PSD and AUR.
Senate President Abrudan accused both parties of running a partnership driven by shared interests.
The PSD-AUR axis had already brought down the Bolojan government in May 2026.