The Basque Government will meet on Monday with EH Bildu, Sumar and PP to begin negotiating budgets
The Finance and Finance Adviser, Noël d'Anjou, will receive Supre's delegate to the Presidency at 10:00, the PP at 11:30 and EH Bildu at 13:00.
The Basque Government will meet on Monday, 9 November, with EH Bildu, Sumar and PP to begin the round of contacts to negotiate the General Budgets of the Basque Country for 2027. According to the Presidency in a statement, the Director of Finance and Finance, Noël d 'Anjou , will meet with Suma at 10 a.m., with the PP at 11.30 a.m. and with EH Bildu at 13 p.m.
At the monitoring session held this Friday in the Basque Parliament, the President, Imanol Pradales, announced the start on Monday of the round of budget negotiations with the parties. The Lehendakari has stated that he hopes to "receive contributions and constructive proposals to improve the project "and has stressed that" this country works and, whatever happens on 29 November, this country will continue to function ".
On 27 October, the Governing Council of the Basque Government approved the Draft General Budgets of the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country for 2027, the largest in its history, amounting to 17,629 million euros, 7.6% higher than in 2026, with the Government's main objective of "strengthening" public services and "preparing" the Basque Country for the future.
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