The Basque Government begins its new political course this Thursday at the Miramar Palace
The President, together with the Councillors, will discuss the objectives for this political course at the first meeting of the Governing Council after the short break of the summer period.
First Governing Council 2024. Stock Photo: Europa Press
The Basque Governmentwill begin its new political course at theMiramar Palacein San Sebastián on Thursday with the first Governing Councilafter the summer. The meeting chaired by President ImanolPradales will set the challenges and priorities for the coming months.
Among the priority issues of the Basque Government are the important issues that have been addressed over the months in order to further strengthenthe Basque agenda with a strong objective , such as those relating to health, housing, industry, the impact of tariffs or the security forum, among others.
The schedule of outstanding transfersis also marked in red , conditioned by the current political situation in Spain and international uncertainty.
The September agenda also includes the first general policy plenary of Imanol Pradales , which was not held last year because the government had just been formed.
On the eve of the start of this political course in the Basque Country, Pradales has reflected on the current situationinhis LinkedIn profile .
After highlighting the turbulent and unstable situation at the international and state levels, the Lehendakari has stressed that the position of the Basque Government favours stability, agreements and cooperation .
Thursday's meeting will begin with the usual family photo of the president and his counselors.
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