Key decisions outlined in the newly adopted General Government Fiscal Plan for 2026-2029 include tax relief for working Finns, corporate tax cuts, and an ambitious EUR 3.6 billion increase in defense spending by 2029.
This significant political shift will see Marttinen replace Arto Satonen, who will step down from his duties as Minister of Employment and as a member of the Government, though he will remain a Member of Parliament.
The Hague where Finland will advocate for enhanced deterrence through increased defence spending and deeper European security integration in response to Russian threats.