Romanian President Nicusor Dan nominated Eugen Tomac as prime minister. Eugen Tomac withdrew his candidacy. President Dan then nominated Adrian Vestea as prime minister. Adrian Vestea is a former mayor, a member of the National Liberal Party, and is 52 or 53 years old. He is from central Brasov County. His nomination requires approval by lawmakers. According to euractiv.com, Romania has faced political turmoil since Liberal prime minister Ilie Bolojan was ousted in a no-confidence motion in early May. The Social Democratic Party quit the ruling coalition and teamed up with the far right on the no-confidence motion against Ilie Bolojan, according to euractiv.com. According to dailysabah, Eugen Tomac was a Member of the European Parliament. According to euractiv.com, Adrian Vestea was nominated to form a new government after Eugen Tomac's proposal failed to gain parliamentary support. President Dan asserted that he and Tomac were serious about forming a government.