The European Commission on Friday published proposals for funding for each member state in the new multiannual financial framework worth almost two trillion euros. Slovakia is expected to receive 19.9 billion euros in the period 2028-2034, which puts it in 12th place among the 27 European Union member states, TASR reports.
According to a document published by the European Commission, Poland will be the biggest recipient of EU financial support, with an allocation of 123.3 billion euros at current prices. It is followed by France, Spain, Italy and Germany, with Romania in sixth place.
Of the Visegrad Four countries, Slovakia will receive the least, given its size, with the Czech Republic expected to receive €29.4 billion and Hungary €37.7 billion.
Source: TASR
