Major activities of the European Union

The main activity of the EU is to plan 654.38+00 billion euros of corporate loans to promote economic growth in southern Europe.

Senior EU officials are eager to start economic growth in Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Portugal, Spain and Slovenia so that these countries can repay their debts. More than three years ago, it was the high debts of these countries that triggered the euro zone crisis.

The EU hopes that by further providing enterprises with low-cost credit, they will have the confidence to increase their recruitment and production, so that the wheel of economic growth will start to turn again, especially those southern European countries that have been trapped by low growth or recession.

The European Commission and EIB hope to use 654.38+000 billion euros of structural funds through the combination of loan guarantee and securitization. This part of the funds comes from the long-term budget of EU 20 14-2020.

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People's Republic of China (PRC) (PRC) established diplomatic relations with the EU in May. Over the past 40 years, with the joint efforts of both sides, China-EU relations have made great progress. In the political field, the EU has successively formulated three China policy documents: the EU- China Long-term Policy, the EU's New China Strategy and the Establishment of a Comprehensive Partnership with China.

These documents hold that "the relationship between Europe and China will inevitably become a cornerstone of Europe's foreign relations, including Asian and global relations" and advocate the establishment of a comprehensive partnership with China.

At the same time, China reiterated many times that both China and Europe are important forces for maintaining peace and promoting development on the world stage, and developing long-term and stable mutually beneficial cooperative relations with the EU and its member States in an all-round way is also an important part of China's foreign policy.

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