Luxembourg's budget for quality, solidarity & competitiveness
Luxembourg Finance Minister Pierre Gramegna introduced the country's draft spending plans for the next three years as a budget for quality, solidarity and competitiveness.
(c) Luxembourg Finance Minister Pierre Gramegna introduced the country's draft spending plans for the next three years as a budget for quality, solidarity and competitiveness.
Presenting the multi-annual framework for the period of 2017-2020 on Wednesday, the minister said the spending would pave the way for greater qualitative growth and a higher quality of life, for example in environmental and climate investments, which will reach a record 617 million euros in 2017.
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