By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

Support is given to a liberal, right-wing economic policy that combines brutal cuts to the operating costs of ministries (112 million euros) with strategic borrowing to ensure security. Tax changes are deemed necessary to increase the disposable income of lower-income individuals and average-wage workers and to stimulate economic growth (with hopes for a 3% increase next year).

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The economic considerations here relate to regulations impacting the construction and real estate sectors. The objective is to establish clear guidelines and a unified deadline (July 1, 2026) for real estate developers and builders to plan their activities, all while ensuring that security requirements are met.

Economic perspectives stress the importance of financial regulation and institutional resilience during extreme crisis situations. There is a preference for robust fiscal discipline and preparedness, which would guarantee the financial system's operation even when infrastructure is lacking.

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