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Commissione UE eroga 12,8 miliardi di euro all'Italia per il Pnrr

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La commissione europea ha erogato 12,8 miliardi di euro all’Italia, segnando il nono pagamento nell’ambito del Meccanismo per la ripresa e la resilienza (Pnrr).

L’erogazione fa seguito alla nona richiesta di pagamento presentata dall’Italia il 30 dicembre 2025 e approvata dalla Commissione il 29 aprile 2026.

A seguito dell’approvazione da parte del consiglio di procedere con questo versamento, la commissione ha adottato una decisione di pagamento e ha sbloccato i fondi.

Il Piano di ripresa e resilienza complessivo dell’Italia è finanziato con 194,4 miliardi di euro (71,8 miliardi di euro in sovvenzioni e 122,6 miliardi di euro in prestiti).

Come per tutti gli Stati membri, i pagamenti all’Italia nell’ambito del Pnrr sono basati sui risultati e subordinati alla corretta attuazione del suo piano di ripresa e resilienza.

Con questo nono pagamento, l’Italia raggiunge l’85% dei fondi stanziati per il proprio piano di ripresa e resilienza.

This article was originally published by Il Sole 24 Ore.

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