France plans €450 million fuel subsidy extension through end of 2026
POLITICO Europe reports the support is intended to help companies and workers affected by the economic consequences of the war in the Middle East.
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The French government announced on September 22 that it would spend €450 million to extend fuel subsidies until the end of 2026, POLITICO Europe reports. The stated aim is to help companies and workers affected by the economic consequences of the war in the Middle East. “We hear the concerns of the French people,” Economy and Finance Minister Roland Lescure told reporters, according to POLITICO Europe.
France plans €450 million fuel subsidy extension through end of 2026
POLITICO Europe reports the support is intended to help companies and workers affected by the economic consequences of the war in the Middle East.