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“It is important to secure more funds for Cohesion Policy and agriculture, to seek direct convergence of payments to farmers,” said G. Nausėda in the Presidency report.
He also said, according to the Presidency, that the new financial instrument would not be created at the expense of financing the multiannual financial framework.
According to G. Nausėda, it is necessary to fight for an equitable burden sharing in the area of income from the EU budget and abandon the current mechanism for adjusting contributions to the EU budget.
During the conversation, he also drew the attention of the EVS President to Russia’s efforts to rewrite history, rehabilitate the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and secret protocols.
“Through joint efforts in Europe, we must avoid Russia’s attempts to deceive Western society and question the foundations of international law,” said G. Nausėda.
EVS President and President discussed nuclear safety issues in the EU neighborhood. Mr. Nausėda emphasized that the conclusions agreed by European leaders that all installations in third countries must comply with the highest environmental and nuclear safety standards must be implemented and that electricity produced by unsafe power plants should not enter the market. internal to the EU.
According to the Presidency, the EVS President emphasized the importance of nuclear safety issues for the entire European Union and intends to address these issues to the President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, in the near future.
Ch. Michel’s call to the Lithuanian leader is part of his bilateral consultations with EU member states to find out the leaders’ positions on the criteria for allocating the European Recovery Fund.
It was organized to discuss the agenda of the EVS meeting scheduled for July in the context of the negotiations on the Multiannual Financial Framework and the European Recovery Instrument.
It was previously announced that with the proposal of the European Commission $ 750 billion. The financial strength of the new long-term EU budget for the European Recovery Fund would be 1.85 trillion euros. euros
Lithuania is offered LTL 6.3 billion from the European Recovery Fund. € 3.9 billion € 2.4 billion in grants and € 2.4 billion in EUR – loans.
According to preliminary data, if the Member States agree, Lithuania may receive a total of more than LTL 17.7 billion from this fund and the EU budget in 2021-2027. € 15.3 billion in EU aid, including possible loans; euros without loans
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