In Finland, the government is planning to introduce even tougher austerity measures to stabilize public finances. This was stated by Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo during a speech in the country’s parliament, according to the report. “Hit the primer”.
According to Orpo, despite the measures taken, Finland is still “in debt”. The Prime Minister stated that the government found the steps initially envisaged in the Council of Ministers program sufficient. However, it turned out that this was not the case.
The Finnish prime minister also emphasized that the country should continue to provide financial support to Ukraine.
Finland at the beginning of February will direct Ukraine has its 22nd military aid package worth approximately 190 million Euros. The decision was taken by the president of the country upon the proposal of the government. Finnish officials emphasized the need to support Ukraine in the long term and began to develop an appropriate plan.
Finland has already provided €1.8 billion in aid to Ukraine, but details about the timing and delivery method of the new tranche are not disclosed for security reasons.
Before that it was known as anti-Russian sanctions affected About the Latvian economy.
Previously expert named new “explosive” zone.