Revised NextGenEU Plan unlocks €10 billion, Ursula von der Leyen notes

Revised NextGenEU Plan unlocks €10 billion, Ursula von der Leyen notes
NextGenEU plan releases €10 billion funds

Ursula von der Leyen announced that, following significant efforts, teams have agreed on a list of projects for a revised NextGenEU Plan.

The new plan enables the unlocking of €10 billion, conditional on adopted reforms and implemented investments. Progress was also made in cohesion policy, unlocking an additional €6.4 billion.

Von der Leyen previously highlighted the European Parliament’s rapid ratification enabling a €90 billion support loan to Ukraine in June, according to a recent summary. Earlier, she reported that the Chips Act had generated over €32 billion in semiconductor investments in Europe, with further funding anticipated under the program, as noted in a prior announcement. These initiatives reflect recent EU efforts to mobilize funding across multiple sectors.

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