Ilmari Nurminen closed two parties out of the Tampere mayor’s negotiations right out of the box
Tampere|The SDP, the Coalition, the RKP, the Greens, the Left Alliance and the Center will begin to negotiate the Tampere mayor’s program.
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Ilmari Nurminen, a mayor candidate in Tampere, has chosen six parties to negotiate the mayor program of 2025-2029.
Basic Finns and Christians were excluded due to value issues and equality issues.
The negotiations will begin on 30 April and aim to approve the program at the first meeting of the new City Council on June 2.
Tampere mayor candidate Ilmari Nurminen (sd.) On Thursday, he reported which parties he will be involved in negotiating the next Mayor of 2025-2029.
In addition to the SDP, the program is prepared by the Coalition Party and the RKP council, the Greens, the Left Alliance and the Center. Basic Finns and Christians have thus been excluded from the upcoming coalition even before the negotiations began.
« I ended up with this solution because there were value issues that may make it difficult to build a mayor program. I do not need to raise more individual issues, but equality issues are not negotiated. »
Nurminen asked the council groups for answers to the questions they had made by Easter. The actual work to build a mayor program will begin on Wednesday, April 30 at the Tampere Town Hall. According to Nurminen, the preparation of the upcoming mayor’s coalition is based on issues provided to the groups and discussions based on them.
Nurminen’s goal is for the future mayor program to be approved at the first meeting of the new city council on June 2. At the same meeting, the new mayor is also appointed to his mission.
« I would like to thank each council group for participating in the process and the answers to the questions I ask.
Nurminen reveals his announcement between the lines that the fall of the Finns and Christians from the coalition is due to a different value base.
« The coalition I present has a shared value base that has the best positions to take my view to the future of Tampere, » Nurminen writes.
Christian The council group is disappointed with Nurminen’s decision.
« It is surprising that the Christian values are to be pushed to the opposition only because Nurminen himself clearly does not share these values, » writes the delegates Sari Tanus and Sirpa Pursiainen-Hautala as well as chairman of the local branch Saila Hämäläinen in a bulletin sent.
Nurminen promises more about the progress of the negotiations after the start of the May Day of the May Day.
