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Money should arrive in mid-summer, after a committee’s opinion is delivered to the Commission.
Easier integration of foreigners and Slovaks returning from abroad are among the measures laid out by the plan, which should pour hundreds of millions of euros into the Slovak economy.
An April vote will be close to the deadline of asking for money from the EU recovery fund.
Ministries do not have the apparatuses to communicate the changes, it’s been a long time since any reforms were implemented in Slovakia.
The ministries of health, justice and education to receive first package amounting to more than €800 million.
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EC President Ursula von der Leyen said the plan meets criteria and is also ambitious.
Leading representatives of central European countries participated in a discussion on the EU economic reboot on the first day of the GLOBSEC Bratislava Forum 2021 conference.
Slovakia has 1.4 billion euros to spend on its health care facilities, mostly from the EU Recovery Fund.
Slovakia should receive more than €6 billion.
The government needs solid political capital to put the €6 billion package from the EU to good use.
The proposed plan will undergo interdepartmental review now.
Slovakia wants to use billions of euros from the EU’s recovery plan on green economy.
Non-governmental organisations have sent a letter with requests to the government.
An overview of news from Monday, October 5, 2020.
The ministry now plans to open a broad public discussion.
Slovakia will get about €7.5 billion – but for what?
The plan is divided into eight sections, here is what is says.
A concise summary of EU's efforts to help the member countries pull through the economic effects of the Covid-19 crisis by Ľudmila Majláthová (Representation of the European Commission).
Slovakia needs to make big decisions. Can it become the European tiger again?
How the EU recovery fund can be used to bolster talent in the country.
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