(Translated) What discussions has the Welsh Government had with other public authorities regarding poor housing conditions in Cardiff for students from Africa?

The Welsh Government is determined that citizens from other countries who have chosen to live, study, visit, or work in Wales feel welcomed and valued members of our communities.  If students are in poor condition private accommodation, they should report any repairs or maintenance issues to their landlord in the first instance.

(Translated) What recent assessment has the First Minister made of the impacts of EU withdrawal on residents and businesses in Ogmore?

The UK Government has created trade barriers for Welsh businesses which are making imports and exports more burdensome and contributing to price pressures being felt by consumers. The loss of EU funding is now resulting in job losses and the closure of vital skills and business support programmes across Wales.

(Translated) Will the First Minister provide an update on the Welsh Government's strategy relating to community wealth building?

We are working with public bodies to embed Foundational Economy approaches in their activity to help retain wealth within our communities and improve their wellbeing. Actions taken will shorten supply chains to reduce carbon emissions; build a strong Welsh supply base; and improve employment conditions and pay for workers.

(Translated) How is the Government supporting teachers with the cost-of-living emergency in South Wales East?

Teachers in South Wales East benefit from the initiatives introduced to support households through this cost-of-living crisis. In relation to teachers’ pay, an offer that is the equivalent of an 8% pay rise, with 6.5% consolidated, is a strong one in the context of a reducing Welsh Government budget.