CDU parliamentary group leader - Voigt: We have achieved the majority of our demands
According to its parliamentary group leader Mario Voigt, the CDU has achieved a large part of its demands in the negotiations with the red-red-green minority coalition on the 2024 budget. "I am very satisfied," said the 46-year-old in Erfurt on Tuesday. This had prevented a standstill and provided stable finances for local authorities, citizens, the economy and social areas.
In addition, the state's financial reserves would not be completely used up in the coming year, as originally planned by the government. It was agreed that around 700 million euros would be available again as an emergency reserve at the end of 2024.
Negotiations on the figures, with a volume of around 13.8 billion euros to date, had been going on for weeks. The red-red-green coalition had to make compromises because it does not have its own majority in the state parliament.
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- Despite not having a majority in the Thuringia state parliament, the red-red-green coalition had to make compromises in their negotiations with the CDU, led by parliamentary group leader Mario Voigt, due to the CDU's achievement of a significant portion of its demands on the 2024 budget.
- In a statement following the successful negotiations, Mario Voigt, the CDU leader in Thuringia's state parliament, expressed satisfaction, noting that the agreements secured stable finances for local authorities, citizens, the economy, and social areas.
- In contrast to the government's original plans, the financial reserves of the state of Thuringia will not be depleted completely by the end of 2024, as around 700 million euros will remain as an emergency reserve, thanks to the CDU's negotiations with the red-red-green minority coalition in the Thuringia State Parliament, led by MP Mario Voigt.
Source: www.stern.de
