Plenkovic: Croatia expected to receive approximately 7 billion euros in net benefits
Dublin, November 13 (Hibya) - Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic announced that support for Ukraine, peace negotiations and the European Union's future budget were discussed at the informal European Council (EUCO) meeting held in Dublin.
Plenkovic stated that the meeting addressed the negotiations in Abu Dhabi concerning the peace process in Ukraine, as well as contacts by US delegations in Moscow and Dublin. He expressed the expectation that the E5 countries — Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy and Poland — would play an important role in peace efforts.
Plenkovic also reported that artificial intelligence had been discussed with experts during the meeting. Referring to the EU's Multiannual Financial Framework for 2028–2034, he said: "According to the latest proposal, Croatia is expected to receive approximately 7 billion euros in net benefits."
Plenkovic noted that their aim was to secure sufficient resources during the new budget period to improve citizens' living standards, strengthen the country's competitiveness and support balanced development.
Usa News Agency
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