EU unblocks €2bn for Hungary for meeting 'gender' conditions
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Source: Getty Images
The European Union has unblocked €2 billion to Hungary, Bloomberg reports on 1 March 2024, referring to European Commission spokesman Stefan de Keersmaecker.
Keersmaecker said The European Commission unlocked the latest tranche after Hungary met so-called thematic conditions relating to “educational training” and “gender equality”.
As reported, new UOC communities appeared in Hungary and Germany.
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