The credits for next year are part of the post-Covid recovery plan of 100 billion euros announced from 2020 to 2022.
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A new step taken for the recovery of the economy after the health crisis. The National Assembly voted on the evening of Tuesday, November 2 to continue the billions of the recovery plan in 2022 despite criticism of the oppositions, pending the investment plan France 2030. The credits for next year are registered in the post-Covid recovery plan of 100 billion euros announced from 2020 to 2022, around three “pillars”: “ecology”, “competitiveness” and “territorial cohesion”.
Some 55 billion have already been committed, welcomed the Minister of the Economy Bruno Le Maire, welcoming the “speed” of this plan and its “flexibility”. “The leverage effect on the economy does not seem to me to be up to the State’s effort”, qualified the Chairman of the Finance Committee Eric Woerth (LR).
In unison, right and left have pointed “a flagrant lack of readability”, of “sprinkling” and one “entanglement of plans”, with the start in 2022 of “France 2030”, the investment plan announced by Emmanuel Macron. The deputies adopted in the wake of the mission’s appropriations “emergency plan”, created at the start of the crisis to support businesses and households. It will be endowed with only 200 million euros for the purchase of masks.