France to Extend Targeted Fuel Aid Measures Until End of Year
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Emmanuel Macron asked, on Wednesday, in the Council of Ministers, for a "total mobilization" of the government on "supply" and "price control" of fuels.
Sébastien Lecornu has asked to extend until 31 December the aid to the sectors affected by the rise in fuel prices. Fishermen will see their aid increase from 25 to 35 cents per litre, while the...
The initiative comes a few hours after a request made in the Council of Ministers by Emmanuel Macron, of a "total mobilization" of the government on the "supply" and the "control of prices" of fuels, reported by the government spokesman, Maud Bregeon. But also to contain the social anger that sparks a few months of the presidential election: the rise in prices at the pump has thus provoked calls to protest evoking the movement of the Yellow Gile…
A source close to Matignon confirms to actu.fr that the targeted aid to the sectors affected by the rise in fuel prices is extended until the end of the year.
France to extend targeted fuel aid measures until end of year
PARIS, Sept 16 (Reuters) – French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has asked ministers to extend targeted support for sectors hit hard by surging fuel prices stemming from the Iran war until the end of the year, Lecornu’s office said on Wednesday. “The aim is to preserve economic activity, jobs and growth while giving companies visibility until the end of the year,” the statement said. • French unions across multiple sectors held a day of …
According to BFMTV's information relayed on Wednesday 16 September, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu asked the government to extend the aid for fuels for sectors weakened by the price boom until 31 December.
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