The largest point of contention in Estonia's plan for the European Union's recovery and resilience plan in Brussels was the construction of the Tallinn Hospital complex in Lasnamäe, ERR's correspondent in Brussels Joosep Värk reported on Tuesday.
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced an allocation of €969.3 million from the European Union's recovery and resilience plan to Estonia on Tuesday, which should aid the country in fighting the coronavirus crisis and revitalizing the economy. The sum can end up being smaller since Estonia's economy has recovered faster than expected.
Slovakia s recovery plan will be a storm of reform or a wasted opportunity
The government needs solid political capital to put the €6 billion package from the EU to good use.
Finance Minister Eduard Heger (Source: TASR)
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Slovakia still has a chance to come out of the Covid-induced crisis as a more resilient country, where life is lived and business is done in a more sustainable way. The prospect of the €6 billion package Slovakia expects from the European Union s recovery fund is meant to pave the way towards that aim. It is now up to the government not to waste the opportunity, a not entirely unlikely eventuality according to some.