Pradales will start a process in November to improve the effectiveness of Basque public services

The Lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, announced on Friday that a process to improve the “effectiveness and efficiency” of the Basque institutional framework will begin in November, together with the Basque provincial and municipal councils.

In particular, he explained that this process will start on November 13 with a meeting at the Ajuria Enea Palace with the general deputies of the three areas, Ramiro González (Álava), Elixabete Etxanobe (Bizkaia) and Eider Mendoza (Gipuzkoa), the President of Eudel, Esther Apraiz, and the Minister of Public Administration and Self-Government, María Ubarretxena.

Pradales wants this meeting to start a path aimed at improving the “efficiency and effectiveness” of the Basque institutional system, with the promotion of de-bureaucratization, administrative simplification and digital governance in all Basque institutions.

“We will try to build together a more agile, faster and more competitive Basque administration, adapted to the 21st century, that improves public services and attention to the people of this country,” he explained in his response to a question in the plenary meeting. . control over his party partner, Joseba Díez.

The Lehendakari is convinced that with the opening of this process, the Basque institutional systems “will once again demonstrate their ability to provide an adequate response to the country’s challenges for the future.”

“This is where we are going to deploy all our forces,” emphasized Pradales, who has assured that the Basque system has been “good and effective” from the start, although now, 45 years after the adoption of the Statute of Gernika, he sees the need to be ‘self-demanding’ so that it remains a ‘pioneer’ in the face of the ‘profound transformations’ occurring in various areas.