Navarra allocates an additional 5.27 million for agricultural aid and local works

The Parliament of Navarra has approved an extraordinary credit of 5,271,250.00 euros and a credit supplement of 346,333.00 euros in the 2026 budget to cover expenses for various departments of the Foral Government. The regulation, Foral Law 17/2026, of November 5, is published in the Official Gazette of Navarra number 226, of November 12, 2026, and comes into force this Friday, November 13. The President of the Foral Community of Navarra, María Chivite Navascués, promulgated the text on November 5, 2026.

An exceptional mechanism provided for in the Treasury Law

The operation is processed under Article 48 of Foral Law 13/2007, of April 4, on the Public Treasury of Navarra, which allows the Executive to send foral law projects for extraordinary credit or credit supplements to Parliament when there are expenses that cannot be delayed until the following fiscal year and no adequate credit exists or the allocated amount is insufficient.

According to the preamble, the departments of Territorial Cohesion; Housing, Youth and Migration Policies; Rural Development and Environment; Social Rights, Social Economy and Employment; and University, Innovation and Digital Transformation submitted reports on the need to meet commitments “that cannot be delayed until the following fiscal year.” The text also invokes Article 42 of the same foral law, which regulates the Contingency Fund for non-discretionary urgent needs.

Five million for the countryside in the face of extraordinary crises

The bulk of the extraordinary credit is allocated to item 710000-71200-4700-412110, “Aid to the agricultural sector for the management of extraordinary crises,” endowed with 5,000,000.00 euros. This amount is financed entirely from the Contingency Fund (item 110000 11000 5000 923402) and constitutes 94.8% of the total enabled.

The remainder of the extraordinary credit is divided among four actions:

• 48,000.00 euros to the City Council of Cirauqui / Zirauki for the renovation of the multi-purpose building of the old schools, financed with the available credit from the Zirauki medical clinic.
• 83,250.00 euros to the San Francisco Javier Civil Foundation for the project “Lourdes, neighborhood of colors. Intercultural coexistence,” charged to the Padre Lasa Center agreement.
• 15,000.00 euros to the City Council of Villava-Atarrabia for the drafting of the project for a day center.
• 125,000.00 euros to the City Council of Antsoain for the adaptation of indoor sports facilities in the courtyard of CP Ezkaba.

346,333 euros for automotive and mechatronics

The credit supplement, for 346,333.00 euros, covers the founding contribution to the Automotive and Mechatronics R&D Foundation, within the Department of University, Innovation, and Digital Transformation. It is financed through nine expenditure items for 2026, including 166,268.11 euros for technical and functional architecture and 97,458.62 euros for the hiring of research and technological personnel.

The law does not include additional provisions or revenue modifications: it is limited to authorizing the new allocations and establishing their financing through available credits, increased revenue, or allocated treasury surpluses, in accordance with current legal authorization.

Impact on the countryside and four municipalities

The regulation arrives with the budget year already underway and resolves commitments that, according to departmental reports, could not be deferred to 2027. The Navarrese agricultural sector receives the largest margin for action, with five million euros for extraordinary crises, while Cirauqui, Villava, Antsoain, and the Pamplona neighborhood of Lourdes obtain funding for facilities and intercultural coexistence. The Official Gazette of Navarra publishes the full text with the details of each item and its corresponding source of financing.

Source: Official Gazette of Navarra, number 226, of November 12, 2026, section I.1.1, pp. 39917-39919 (official reference: F2614361).