Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): The three groups negotiating the Flemish Regional Government are finalizing discussions on work, social economy, tourism and foreign affairs on Monday followed by climate, energy and budget talks on Tuesday. Meetings will continue within groups until Saturday to resolve remaining issues before the September Declaration event on the 23rd
The three groups trying to make the Flemish Regional Government are having their final meetings on Monday and Tuesday. On Monday they’ll talk about work, social economy, tourism and foreign affairs. Then on Tuesday they’ll discuss climate, energy and budget stuff. The three groups trying to set up the Flemish Regional Government are having their final meetings on Monday and Tuesday.
What are the key objectives for forming the Flemish Government?
Starting Wednesday the parties will have meetings within their own groups for three days. Diependaele will use this time to create a summary document with a plan to solve all the remaining problems. They will also update the budget details during this time. Diependaele will meet with Vooruit in the morning on Saturday and then with CD&V in the afternoon. If these meetings go well the three parties will meet again on Monday to keep talking.
The primary objective remains to have the Flemish Government fully formed and operational before the September Declaration event on September 23rd in the Flemish Parliament. If the new government isn’t ready by then the current Flemish Minister President Jan Jambon is expected to give the usual speech at the September Declaration event on September 23rd at the Flemish Parliament.
