The significant benefits of Greece from the new decisions of the European Union have been analyzed by MEP George Autia, speaking to from Strasbourg, emphasizing four key areas: housing, energy, border protection and border protection.

Housing: More resources, expanded criteria

On the issue of housing, as Mr Equias said, Commissioner Jorgensen confirmed that European funds were doubled. Specifically, Greece will receive 4 billion euros from European and bank funds, with the aim of enhancing access to the housing for young, vulnerable and families. The age limits for subsidized mortgages increased to 49 years, with € 190,000 from 240,000 being interest -free. As Mr Equias pointed out, this is substantial support for thousands of citizens who are unable to acquire or rent a home.

Energy: New Connections, lower values

Regarding energy, Mr Equias referred to the new electrical interconnections between Greece and Central Europe, which are expected to help reduce prices through increased competition. It burned the past, where a closed group of countries set prices on the energy market. The new policy of the Union, he said, paves the way for a fairer and interesting pricing for citizens.

Borders: funding for fence and surveillance

The evolution of European funding for the protection of external borders is also important. “The Greek border is also European,” he said. The new funding package, which reaches 1 billion euros, is for both the continuation of the fence in Evros and the strengthening of marine border with flexible Frontex boats. The decision was supported by the Economic Committee of the European Parliament, in which he participates, covering the border from Kastelorizo ​​to Romania.

SMEs: vertical funding

The Greek MEP was particularly the importance of strengthening small and medium -sized enterprises. Following a request filed, the verticalization of their funding was approved by European funds, which allows direct reinforcement without intermediaries and bureaucratic obstacles.

Finally, it ruled out any possible funding of Turkey as it continues its provocative actions.