Serbia secures 93m euros from EU for costing Coronavirus consequences

EU Enlargement Commissioner Oliver Varhely has made that known today through a Twitter post.

The European Commissioner has announced that during a telephone conversation with Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq has also announced EU assistance with over 93m euros in aid.

I talked to Serbia's president, Alexander Vuciq, today. The EU stands next to its partners in the Ludton v. Coronavirus and will help Serbia with over 93m euros for immediate needs and to ease the socioeconomic consequences of the pandemic”, the EU Enlargement Commissioner has written.

Aids for Serbia will be divided into two phases, 15m euros in immediate support for the health sector, and 78.4m euros in support for social and economic recovery.