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The European Union is considering “practical solutions” to resolve its conflict with several eastern member states, which is blocking the European recovery plan, but will move forward without them if there is no solution, the French secretary of state said on Wednesday. of European Affairs, Clément Beaune, informs AFP, quoted by Agerpres.
“Together with the German presidency of the EU (Council), we are looking for practical solutions,” but “we will see, if ultimately necessary, how to move forward without blocking countries,” said the recovery plan, Beaune told the French Senate.
Hungary and Poland vetoed both the EU budget and the relaunch plan on Monday, citing the fact that the budget includes a clause that conditions access to European funds on compliance with the rule of law.
The EU heads of state and government agreed in July, after a four-day, four-night marathon summit, on a recovery plan described as “ historic ” to help their countries’ economies overcome the pandemic crisis. . . 750 billion euros, the plan is linked to the EU budget for 2021-2027, which exceeds one billion euros.
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