(...) The Commission is convinced that the economic recovery strategy has to base itself on three different pillars that operate together:
- the immediate measures that were taken to enable Member States to support the economy, in the form mainly of the flexible State Aid framework and the triggering of the escape clause of the Stability and Growth Pact, as well as the support provided by the ECB and the EIB;
- the €540 billion of loans in various forms that form the heart of the Eurogroup's response, including the Commission's SURE Programme;
- and the Multiannual Financial Framework topped up by the Recovery Instrument, that the Commission will adopt next week.
Together these plans need to enable Member States and businesses to weather the crisis and then launch the massive investments required to bring the European economy back on track.(...)
- the immediate measures that were taken to enable Member States to support the economy, in the form mainly of the flexible State Aid framework and the triggering of the escape clause of the Stability and Growth Pact, as well as the support provided by the ECB and the EIB;
- the €540 billion of loans in various forms that form the heart of the Eurogroup's response, including the Commission's SURE Programme;
- and the Multiannual Financial Framework topped up by the Recovery Instrument, that the Commission will adopt next week.
Together these plans need to enable Member States and businesses to weather the crisis and then launch the massive investments required to bring the European economy back on track.(...)
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