A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

He has stressed that the Euroregion Aquitania-Euskadi-Navarre is an example of integration as a space to "anticipate discussions that will surely reach Europe." 

Lehendakari Pradales wanted to publicly congratulate President María Chivite and Counsellor Irujo, although he acknowledged that the Basque Government has also done a great job in attracting the Hithium project to the Basque Country. He described the choice of Navarre as "very good news", recalling that "it could have landed anywhere else in Europe".

President Imanol Pradales has reproached EH Bildu for "avoiding partisan use and moral superiority" and "taking the flag of feminism for oneself," and has called on him to "weave alliances" on equality "among all."

The meeting, which will take place on Wednesday of next week, as the lehendakari has advanced, aims to "activate permanent monitoring mechanisms, strengthen coordination with all companies and clusters, and prepare a contingency package to be ready if the conflict in the Middle East continues for months." 

The President, Imanol Pradales, met today in Brussels with Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever, who sees possibilities for cooperation between the two countries in various areas, including industry, the official status of the Basque Country and the Atlantic Macroregion. 

The President, Imanol Pradales, has urged the European Union to work "from unity and with one voice" in de-escalating the conflict between the United States and Iran, and to agree beforehand on differences between states because "division in Europe is not positive."

Garazi Ayesta stresses that the industry will play a key role in the lehendakari's visit to Brussels. In the afternoon, he will meet with the Belgian Prime Minister and is expected to put the Euskera on the table as an official in the European institutions. 

The President made these statements at the beginning of his 48-hour trip to Brussels, where he will participate in various strategic and economic meetings and meet with Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever.

The lehendakari has called for "truth, justice, recognition and reparation for the victims" on the 50th anniversary of the massacre of 3 March 1976. "We need a full and inclusive memory, because only then can the wound that is still open be closed. The commitment of the Basque Government and myself to the victims is total." 

At the opening ceremony of the International Machine Tool Fair at the BEC in Barakaldo, the lehendakari has advanced that the Basque Government Euskadi is already studying the "effects" of the conflict in the Middle East and has warned of the "real danger" of a new "war".

The Lehendakari will travel to Brussels from 3 to 4 March to strengthen the role of the Basque Country in Europe and participate in a summit on cohesion policy from 2028.

Imanol Pradales, together with the Director of Industry, Energy Transition and Sustainability, Mikel Jauregi, visited the company Lointek in Urduliz (Bizkaia) on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. During his speech, Pradales highlighted the impact of the price of electricity on the competitiveness of the Basque industry, especially in the case of electro-intensive companies, "on which thousands of jobs depend."

President Imanol Pradales has announced that Ayesa's headquarters will be in San Sebastian, as agreed by shareholders. 

The Housing and Urban Agenda Counsellor of the Basque Government has pointed out that, although the discrepancies are channelled, the lehendakari and he have to speak, and that they will meet this week, and has reminded the leader of the PNV EBB, Aitor Esteban, that the problem is about to be resolved and that pressure is not beneficial.

PSE-EE Secretary General Eneko Andueza said in "Egun on Euskadi" that Councilor Denis Itxaso's statements by Aitor Esteban that he "crossed the red line" by criticizing lehendakari Imanol Pradales "do nothing good." 

Imanol Pradales recalls that they have called for negotiations to be resumed "by accepting more resolute political guidelines, that is, that what has been agreed at the political level does not constantly encounter administrative and political obstacles and resistance, an attitude that, in addition to devaluing political action, has a direct impact on the choices of the Basque Country and on the quality of life of the Basque people", he says.

The signing of the 'Bilbao Declaration' concludes the second edition of the Leaders Meeting – Fit For The Future Summit in Bilbao. Europa's capacity to 'generate sustainable prosperity, industrial competitiveness and strategic autonomy' requires strengthening    

President Imanol Pradales has described Tubos Reunidos as a "reference" company in a key sector such as the decarbonization of the economy and the energy transition, and has stressed that it must remain so in the future.  "To overcome the situation we must all row in the same direction: management, workers, suppliers, creditors and institutions," he added.