Banner on the building of the European Commission in Brussels. File photoBRUSSELS, Jun 1 The European Commission on Wednesday approved a recovery plan for Poland's coronavirus-hit economy totaling more than 35 billion euros, according to an EC statement. the EU claims against Warsaw in terms of compliance with the rule of law. According to media reports, the positive decision of the EC was influenced by the position of Poland in the situation around Ukraine.European Commission recommends approval of Croatia's transition to the euro recovery and sustainability,» the document says. At the Brussels summit in December 2020, the leaders of the EU member states agreed on a multi-year EU financial plan and a fund for the recovery of the European economy, which were previously blocked by Poland and Hungary. The claims of Poland and Hungary concerned the intention of other countries to link the allocation of money from the EU budget to issues of the rule of law in individual countries. hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. This emergency aid package is linked to the EU's €1.08 trillion multi-year financial plan and includes the possibility of issuing concessional loans and subsidies to the countries of the union. pan-European funding will adhere to the values and norms of the European Union, and that the EU has a mechanism to stop such funding in case of departure from the norms. The «conditional mechanism» is being introduced against the backdrop of years of disagreements in the EU, primarily due to the actions of the Polish and Hungarian authorities, who are criticized by Western European countries for inconsistent policies with the principles of the rule of law.
The EU is helping Poland organize the export of grain from Ukraine, Morawiecki said
