International financial stability faced challenges due to the pandemic of coronavirus, and in response to this situation, the European Commission presented a proposal to provide anti-crisis measures amounting to up to 95 billion euros.
The proposal includes a plan for the creation of a reserve fund for crisis response, which could reach 55 billion euros. This fund will be aimed at supporting member states of the Eurozone, which faced economic difficulties due to the pandemic.
The Commission also plans to use part of the funds to create its own obligations to attract financing in international capital markets. This will help enhance financial resilience and facilitate the recovery of the economy.
It is important to note the words of the Director of the European Commission, who emphasized: "A strong recovery plan is an investment in the future, which prioritizes the preservation of jobs and ensuring economic growth after the pandemic."
