Acting Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati, has announced that on Monday, the execution of the 100 euro support for each employee in the private sector, whose gross salary is below 1000 euros, will take place.
In a Facebook status on Friday, Murati announced that the evaluation committees have begun reviewing applications as early as this week, while the work on verifying private sector applications is nearing completion.
"Since the beginning of this week, the evaluation committees have begun work on reviewing applications for the two remaining measures from the Inflation Response Package 2.0, specifically support for private sector workers and students. The committee's work on the private sector measure is nearing completion, and the execution of payments is expected to take place at the beginning of next week, i.e. on Monday," Murati wrote.
Regarding the 100 euro support for students, the acting minister stated that they will be executed as soon as they receive the relevant confirmations from the educational institutions.
"However, the student quota commission will complete its work once it has received the relevant confirmations from higher education institutions for students who have applied. We will also inform you about this in due time once the payment lists are ready for execution." "Government for all!", concludes Murat's writing.
The government also supported pensioners and children with 100 euros each.
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