After Difficult Budget Deal: Follow the September Statement by Flemish Minister-President Diependaele Here.
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“Flanders is still aiming for a balanced budget with substantial consolidation. This government is showing budgetary seriousness,” writes political journalist Isolde Van den Eynde. “Flanders budget champion? Yes, but also champion at shooting itself in the foot. For the ugly game played by the three governing parties overshadows the result.”
After much turmoil, the Flemish government finally reached an agreement on the budget last Wednesday. This happened a few hours before Prime Minister Matthias Diependaele is due to deliver his previously postponed September Statement in the Flemish Parliament. This is a kind of Speech from the Throne in which he also outlines the budgetary course.
The Flemish government has reached an agreement on the budget for next year and years, confirmed Tuesday evening Minister-President Matthias Diependaele. For the first time since 2019, the Flemish budget is returning to balance. ...
EMILE WINDAL / BELGA The Flemish government has reached an agreement on the budget for next and subsequent years, confirmed on Tuesday evening Minister-President Matthias Diependaele. For the first time since 2019, the Flemish budget is returning to balance. "The deadline has expired, we have an agreement. After the largest budgetary operation a Flemish government has ever faced, we are bringing the budget back to balance. It is the foundation o…
It took slightly longer than the fifteen minutes projected by Flemish Minister-President Matthias Diependaele, but the Flemish government has reached an agreement on the budget for the coming years. To keep the budget balanced, a consolidation of 3.1 billion euros is needed by 2029.
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