Commission approves new plans to help pass the South Mediterraneo

The European Commission (EC) has approved new plans for aid to Algeria, Egypt, Jordan and Lbano, totalizarn supports that nearly 240 million euros for this Aoy repartirn in different priorities are as employment creation, improved transport or educacin.
The funds are not new, but multi procedern frameworks and approved for each country, but with today's decisions are set specific objectives of the Community support in the,wow gold, upcoming and the amounts allocated na each.
In the case of Egypt, Brussels agreed to a batch of 100 million euros to improve the living conditions of disadvantaged poblacinms Cairo, encourage job creation and widespread use of sustainable energy a.
Among other things, these funds financiarn initiatives for waste collection, recycling and renewable energies, says the institucin.
The EC estimates that aid beneficiarna 1 Millner Egyptians, especially,dcuo cash, women yjvenes disadvantaged.
In a statement, the EU executive today that the record "60 percent of the population of Cairo lives in unhealthy areas and lack of social services BSIC as access to water, sewer and garbage collection."
Sern priority for Jordan's renewable energies educaciny those who are beneficiarn of support of 71 million euros.
In educacin, funds utilizarn,apb cash, among other things to improve Preparing teachers, support the construction of schools and provide access to preschool teachings in areas of poor pas ms .
In paragraph energtico, the European Union (EU) support the objectives of Jordan to reduce a 20 percent consumption energtico 2020.
The 71 million euro from the total of EU 223 million to Jordan between 2011 and 2013.
The EC also approved today the 2011 annual program for Algeria SHARE, worth 34.5 million euros and that utilizarn progestin primarily to enhance the cultural heritage of their networks PASY transport.
Segna explains Brussels, ms hereinafter aadirna aid for this year a second block of 23.5 million jobs and focusing on the participation of young people in society.
Algeria has allocated a total of 172 million euros for 2011-2013.
Lastly, the EC decided to support the justice sector and good governance in Lbano, beneficiarn priorities runescape gold of the 33 million allocated in the annual SHARE plan.
The intention of the EU executive is going to help reform the municipal financiacin and environmental plans, as well as promote the proper functioning of the judicial system.