New chapter for Styria: FPÖ and ÖVP start coalition talks!

New chapter for Styria: FPÖ and ÖVP start coalition talks!

In Styria, the FPÖ and the ÖVP will begin their coalition negotiations on Tuesday, December 3rd, which will begin with a so-called “cash collapse”. This was announced on Monday. The aim of these discussions is to examine the country's financial scope for action and to develop a committed future and reform program. Mario Kunasek, the state party chairman of the FPÖ, emphasizes that the negotiations are being conducted on an equal footing in order to create a stable state government that will promote the positive development of Styria, 5min.at reported.

From December 4th to 12th, several topic clusters are planned in which central content for the future government program will be developed. This includes areas such as work, economy, infrastructure, housing and social issues. A coordination day will take place on December 13th. The constituent session of the new state parliament will take place on December 18th, during which the new state government will also be elected, as the Kurier reported. State Governor Christopher Drexler expressed his confidence that with a strong program, work in the state can quickly gain momentum. On the first day of negotiations, the talks will take place at Graz-Thalerhof Airport, where the financial basis for future cooperation will be discussed.

In the coming days, the parties will address various issues, including security, migration, culture and care. These structured discussions are intended to ensure that the new political decisions are based on a solid database. The two parties have set themselves an ambitious timetable in order to quickly form a stable government and address necessary challenges such as the economic location.