An Aruba Landspakket extension remains subject to parliamentary approval, according to a NoticiaCla report that puts November 30, 2026, as the deadline for the participating countries to communicate their decisions.
Proposal would run to April 2029
The report says the Dutch proposal would extend reform cooperation until April 2029, with funding focused on reforms that can be completed within that period. Aruba and Sint Maarten have indicated an interest in continuing, but their governments’ positions do not replace parliamentary approval.
Curaçao raises conditions
NoticiaCla reports reservations in Curaçao’s Parliament about the proposed conditions and a desire for local control over reform priorities. It says the proposal had not been formally rejected there. For Aruba, the development concerns a pending decision on continued cooperation, not a confirmed extension or new funding award.
Source: Read the original report.
