Training a single doctor in Romania costs EUR 100,000 per person.

Omissions

• The sources found report the figure as 100,000 Romanian LEI (RON), not euros. At prevailing exchange rates 100,000 lei is approximately €20,000, so the claim overstates the cost by roughly five times — the likely origin of the error is a currency (lei/euro) confusion.
• No primary or official source (Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education, National Institute of Statistics, Eurostat, OECD) publishing a per-doctor training cost for Romania was located; the available evidence comes from Romanian financial/business media (secondary sources).
• The two Romanian sources report the same headline figure and appear to reproduce the same underlying article, so they may not be fully independent corroboration.
• The term 'cost of training a doctor' is ambiguous: sources on Romanian medical-school tuition (e.g. EU country profile: €2,000–5,000/year for EU students; international students $9,000–15,150/year) measure a different concept (tuition paid by students) than the state's cost of education.

Sources

• PrimaryEuropean Commission – Education: Study in Europe, Country profile Romania"EU/EEA students usually pay the same fees as Romanian students; Non-EU/EEA students pay between €2,000 and €5,000 per year on average." (Indicates annual tuition fees in the low thousands of euros — far below a €100,000 total.)
• SecondaryBusinessEdge.ro"Cât ne costă exodul forței de muncă. România plătește 100.000 de lei pentru formarea unui medic, dar nu reușește să construiască o economie care să-i păstreze." (Romania pays 100,000 lei to train a doctor.)
• SecondaryWall-Street.ro"Cât ne costă exodul forței de muncă. România plătește 100.000 de lei pentru formarea unui medic, dar nu reușește să construiască o economie care să-i păstreze." (Romania pays 100,000 lei to train a doctor.)