European Commission approves Greek aid request worth 3.64 bln euros

European Commission approves Greek aid request worth 3.64 bln euros

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The European Commission approved three Greek proposals on Tuesday, involving a release of a third payment request of 3.64 billion euros, an extension of a plan to further reduce non-performing bank loans, and a plan to provide 80 million euros in aid for farmers who lost property, animals, and crops during fires and floods. CE Report quoting Athens-Macedonian

Positive preliminary assessment of Greece's 3rd payment request of 3.64 bln

The European Commission endorsed a positive preliminary assessment of Greece's third payment request of 3.64 billion euros (1.69 bln in grants and 1.95 bln in loans), under the Recovery & Resilience Facility (RRF).

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