Chinanews.com, April 2nd. According to the Greek "China-Greece Times" report, the European Commission recently proposed to the Council of the European Union that, in accordance with the "Emergency Assistance for Unemployment Risk Mitigation" project (SURE) in a state of emergency, 6 including Greece EU member states should receive additional financial assistance of 3.7 billion euros.

Data map: Pedestrians pass by a closed commercial street in Athens, Greece.

  According to reports, the six EU member states include Belgium, Cyprus, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania and Malta.

According to reports, before the European Commission made its recommendations, these six countries, in addition to the support approved by the Security Council, formally requested additional financial assistance under the "Emergency Assistance for Unemployment Risk Mitigation" project.

  After evaluating the requests made by the six member states, the committee recommended that the Council approve the provision of 394 million euros to Belgium, 125 million euros to Cyprus, 2.5 billion euros to Greece, 113 million euros to Latvia, and 3.55 to Lithuania. Million euros, and 177 million euros in additional financial assistance to Malta.

  The "Emergency Assistance for Unemployment Risk Mitigation" project is part of the "Next Generation European Union Plan" formulated by the European Commission and approved by the European Union countries and the European Parliament. The entire European Union has provided 100 billion euros.

The goal of the plan is to avoid large-scale layoffs, leading to a severe economic recession and further social difficulties in the EU.

(Zhang Wei)