The general EU budget, which traditionally is about 1% of the block block, is overstrain due to a wide range of requirements – from green move to defense.
The European Union will review external costs after Trump announced the freezing of the US Agency for International Development (USAID). On Monday, February 10, Bloomberg wrote.
It is indicated that the combined EU budget, which traditionally costs about 1% of GDP, is not sufficient for the SEC priorities. Therefore, the European Commission wants to rearrange its help by doing so “purposeful” for partners.
“The EU aims to re -adjust external help to ensure their strategic interests, including strengthening alliances in equal countries, ensuring access to raw materials and preventing migrants’ flow , “newspaper letter.
Together, the European Union and the countries with it are account for the maximum amount of international assistance provided for the purposes of developing and human programs -nearly 96 billion euros ($ 99 billion) when 2023. The United States gave a total of 72 billion dollars for these purposes, of which 40 billion dollars. – by USAID.
In the coming weeks, the EC will outline ideas to improve the next seven -budget from 2028 to 2034.
The European Commission’s plan was in conjunction with Trump’s decision to eliminate the US Agency for International Development (USAID), which announced foreign assistance to ten -ten billion dollars.
Remember, on January 20, United States President Donald Trump signed a order to suspend 90 days of all external programs before checking to determine if they match political purposes. USAID in Ukraine has received an order to stop all projects and costs to them.
The other day, the White House published a list of costs and abuse in USAID.
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