On 11 September 2024, researchers from the Institute of Public Finance met with representatives from the Fitch Ratings agency and discussed the current state of public debt and the trajectory of upcoming government policies. The effectiveness of fiscal policy was addressed as a significant component of the stability of public finances.

The conversation also explored potential directions for implementing the real estate tax, drawing on past experiences and reforms. The dialogue underscored the crucial role of political will, enhanced transparency, and active citizen engagement in these fiscal reforms.

Additionally, the discussion addressed financing of policies aimed towards a low-carbon economy and energy transition. The essential role of private sector involvement as the possibility of fostering public-private partnerships was identified as a pivotal strategy for advancing these environmental initiatives.