Johannis stressed on Monday in a news conference that he would not discuss until the runoff of the presidential elections of Dec. 6 about the structure of the future government or about the ruling programme.

'Now my priorities are the political and the economic crisis, then a reform of administration. I will tackle the dismantling of prefect's offices. In this stage I discuss with parties' presidents, as the government will be political. As for the persons, we don not discuss about the government's structure for the time being,' said Johannis.

Johannis called on the political leaders who support him to conclude a protocol with him, after the runoff of the presidential elections, if Mircea Geoana will be elected Romania's president. Iohannis said he had his own ruling strategy, which he would harmonize with the ruling programmes of the parties which endorse him for the position of premier.

'I already know the agreement established between parties. It is an interesting matter - a political government with a political government. Hypothetically. A majority established in Parliament establishes the government, and normally, the premier, if I will be the one, will not be the representative of a party or a coalition. Therefore protocols are needed. It is a good thing this protocol exists. In the future, protocols pertaining directly to me are necessary, said Iohannis.

On Monday afternoon Iohannis will personally talk with Mircea Geoana and Crin Antonescu, but also by telephone with Traian Basescu, who contacted him to discuss about the current political situation. Iohannis did not rule out a meeting on Monday or Tuesday with Basescu, but said he was convinced he would not be nominated premier if the incumbent Presumed were reelected.

AGERPRES