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Brussels 2027 Budget Conclave: Cleaning up finances to invest in growth

Sound public finances to invest in growth and keep Brussels attractive for those who live, work and visit there. With the 2027 budget agreement, our Minister-President Boris Dilliès sets the course: the colossal deficit inherited from the left is brought down to €719 million, and we continue on the path towards balance in 2029. All without raising

Brussels Budget Local government Taxation and economy

9 Oct 2026

Road toll sticker: making foreign road users contribute, without a single euro more for Belgians

For twenty years, millions of foreign motorists have crossed Belgium without ever contributing to the upkeep of our roads. That's now over. From 1 May 2027, the road toll sticker will make every user pay for the roads they use. And for Belgians? No need to worry: the sticker will be fully offset by a reduction in vehicle taxation. Not a single euro more from the wa

Brussels Federal Mobility Taxation and economy Wallonia

18 Jul 2026

The MR is working for Brussels: more purchasing power and concrete reforms to improve daily life for Brusselers

At Val Duchesse, our Minister-President MR Boris Dilliès, surrounded by his Ministers, presented the Brussels Government's summer agreement this Thursday evening. This agreement marks a new step in implementing the majority's programme. It strengthens the purchasing power of Brusselers, boosts the Region's economic attractiveness, invests in efficient mobility and public spaces adapted to climate cha

Brussels Institutional Local government Taxation and economy

18 Jul 2026

Foyer Anderlechtois: the MR obtains an inquiry committee

The MR has obtained the creation of a parliamentary inquiry committee into the way social housing was allocated at Foyer Anderlechtois. This decision follows serious suspicions of favouritism surrounding its chairman, the socialist Lotfi Mostefa (PS), revealed by a Pano (VRT) report. Stop favouritism! Social housing must be allocated according to clear rules

Brussels Institutional Local Local government Security and justice Social security

21 Jun 2026

Clientelism: when the PS uses social welfare funds for electoral purposes

Clientelism is not an accident, it is an organised system. 3 concrete cases now show how social aid and housing become tools for electoral loyalty-building for the PS, while public structures are managed as party annexes. Result: tens of millions of euros lost in Mons, suspicious allocations in Anderlecht alongside t

Brussels Institutional Local Wallonia

23 May 2026

At last a new government in Brussels thanks to the MR BRUSSELS WINS!

Brussels could no longer remain deadlocked: this agreement, after 614 days without a government and 3 days of conclave under formateur Georges-Louis Bouchez, finally gives our capital a new direction. Sound finances, calmer mobility, more affordable housing, a revived economy and strengthened security: the MR is making the Brussels Region functional again. The MR's return to government

Brussels Employment Energy Health Housing and urban planning Institutional Local government Mobility Security and justice Social security Taxation and economy

13 Feb 2026

Brussels Nativity Scene When inclusiveness clashes with universalism once again

The traditional Nativity scene must return to Brussels. Stop erasing our traditions! Affirming our values and traditions does not exclude others. On the contrary, it allows everyone to live better within a shared, common framework, around traditions that bring people together.

Brussels Education Local

6 Dec 2025

Reform of the enrolment decree

The reform of the enrolment decree simplifies the process for entering the 1st year of secondary school: no more use of the child's primary school's socio-economic index to rank pupils (coefficient 8), faster decisions and greater fairness for all families!

Brussels Education Wallonia-Brussels Federation

1 Oct 2025

Merging Brussels police zones to fight crime more effectively

The aim of this reform is to strengthen the safety of everyone who lives in Brussels, works there or visits it. The current organisation into six zones has shown its limits. Recent events all too often remind us of the need to fight more effectively and more forcefully against insecurity and organised crime, while guaranteeing strong local presence

Brussels Federal Local government Security and justice

10 Sept 2025