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AGERPRES special correspondent, Catalin Alexandru, reports: President Klaus Iohannis stated, on Thursday, that he does not agree with the proposal of the Finnish Presidency of the Council of the European Union regarding the future multiannual financial framework, showing that, among others, the money allotted for cohesion policy are "too few".
The head of state mentioned that the agenda of the reunion also features other topics, "very complicated" topics, such as the climate change.
"In what regards the climate change there is a proposal for a discussion regarding a very ambitious objective - climate neutrality until 2050, this meaning, practically, reducing emissions by a lot. For our economies in the eastern part of the Union it's a very complicated objective, which can be obtained, but only at high expense. We desire part of this expense be supported, obviously, from the European budget, so from European funds, but the discussion will not be simple at all and I believe we will have more councils on these two topics," the head of state claimed.
