Romania's newly re-elected President Traian Basescu promised Wednesday to govern for all Romanians and would do better during his new term. Basescu was speaking after he was officially certified on Wednesday by the Constitutional Court for a new five-year tenure as head of state. 'My main aim is for every Romanian to feel that the president is his too, no matter for whom he voted on December 6,' he said, stressing that it was 'my belief for the next five years.' 'Romania is going through a relatively difficult time, like almost all the European Union countries, and at this moment we need solidarity more than ever before. Solidarity cannot come if Romania's president does not take an attitude equally concerning every Romanian,' said Basescu. He said the president was duty-bound to find the political formulas that should help him entirely or mostly carry out the programme with which he won the election. Romanians voted Dec. 6 in a presidential run-off in the hope of ending their country's political plight, which has blocked external assistance in a time of worldwide recession. The Constitutional Court ruled this week Basescu defeated his Social Democrat opponent Mircea Geoana in the run-off with 50.33 percent of the vote. He will be sworn in on Monday, Dec. 21. Romania has been in the hands of a caretaker government since mid-October when its democrat liberal government was ousted in a non-confidence vote in parliament and Basescu failed to push through parliament his nominations for a new prime minister. The presidential run-off has been widely seen as crucial for Romania. The winner will have to move quickly to name a new prime minister. 