London, November 4 (EFE).- King Charles III will deliver a speech to the British Parliament next Tuesday in which he anticipates a “better future” for Britain, with new laws aimed at making the economy grow, as he announced today Buckingham Palace in a statement.

The King’s Speech, which lists the Government’s legislative priorities before the House of Commons as it opens the 2023-2024 session, will focus on unveiling “the right legislation, where needed, to safeguard Britain’s prosperity, maximize economic opportunity and achieve a better future .”

The steps included in the traditional speech “will add to the Prime Minister’s (Rishi Sunak) priorities of growing the economy, maintaining energy independence and ensuring that the UK fully benefits from Brexit and builds the most competitive environment for the businesses that take advantage of it.” new technology,” according to Palacio.

These measures will be known a few weeks before the next Autumn Declaration, which will be delivered on the 22nd, when the UK Economy Minister, Jeremy Hunt, will outline before Parliament the details of the Executive budget for the coming months.

“This will be the first King’s Speech in seventy years and the legislation we will introduce is part of our plan to build a better future for the next seventy years,” Sunak said in his statement.

According to the Tory leader, by taking the necessary steps to halve inflation and reduce debt, the country will legislate “to grow the economy, support innovative businesses and protect consumers.”

“To deliver the real change this country needs, we will bring forward a bill that strengthens our communities, helps citizens feel safer in their own communities and gives them a sense of pride in the place they call home,” Sunak said.

The statement indicated that in addition to the Government’s commitment to creating “a better future for citizens”, the King’s Speech will also include a package of measures focused on strengthening society. EFE

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