Dutch municipalities unveil new coalition agreements for 2026‑2030

Several Dutch municipalities have presented coalition agreements that set out their policy priorities for the 2026‑2030 term. In Haarlemmermeer, a coalition of VVD, PRO, D66, CDA and Forza! focused on accelerating housing construction, improving livability and enhancing safety, with plans to be debated by the council on 25 June.

In Schouwen‑Duiveland, parties Leefbaar Schouwen‑Duiveland, SGP, CDA and GroenLinks/PvdA signed an accord titled “Met vertrouwen koers houden” and will outline their four‑year programme shortly. The article also mentions ongoing coalition talks in nearby municipalities such as Sluis, Goes and Middelburg.

Oost Gelre’s new coalition of CDA, OOG and PRO drafted the “Lief met lef” agenda, targeting the planting of 30,000 trees, the construction of about 1,350 homes, and the revitalisation of the Groenlo centre, alongside measures on safety, event support and economic development.