On Tuesday 18 February, the EU’s Council of Economic and Financial Affairs Ministers is expected to approve without debate a revision of the post-Covid-19 recovery plans for Belgium and Latvia.
In Belgium, the revision, linked to objective circumstances, concerns a measure in the national recovery plan designed to speed up the digitisation of the Flemish regional government. The Belgian recovery plan remains unchanged at €5.3 billion, including €5 billion in subsidies.
To see the draft Council decision and its annex, go to https://aeur.eu/f/fgh
At the end of 2024, the Latvian government submitted a request to the European Commission to revise its recovery plan, covering 28 measures which, for objective reasons, would no longer be achievable or would be achievable by alternative means. The Latvian recovery plan remains unchanged at €1.97 billion.
To see the draft Council decision and its annex, go to https://aeur.eu/f/fgi (Original version in French by Mathieu Bion)