European Commission introduced several aid packages estimated at 460 million euros for four countries to help them compete against the COVID-19, the EU Commission announced on Tuesday.
The four countries are Kosovo, Tunisia, Noth Macedonia, and Montenegro. The new aids are part of the 3 billion euro Macro-Finance Assitance program (MFA) approved by the European bloc in 2020 to assist 10 EU partners in Coronavirus's economic and social aftermath.
The total sum of packages will be pided as the following: 300 million to Tunisia, 50 million to Kosovo, 30 million to Montenegro, and 80 million to North Macedonia.
The upcoming aid is the first sum of the expected financial assistance from the EU to Tunisia, while it is the last aid from the EU to Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Motengenro.
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