Investment omnibus to cut red tape and f • Table.Briefings

Ursula von der Leyen wants to use the first omnibus, which is to be presented on Wednesday, to reduce bureaucracy and free up EUR 50 billion for investment.

The InvestEU financial instrument is at the heart of the first omnibus that the Commission intends to propose on Wednesday. It wants to stimulate investments totaling 50 billion euros by 2027. Companies applying for EU funding are to be relieved of bureaucratic costs.

The investment omnibus, which the Commission intends to propose on Wednesday, is intended to stimulate additional investment of 50 billion euros for future projects by the end of the multiannual financial framework in 2027 and bring massive bureaucratic relief for participating companies. The Commission does not want to mobilize fresh money.

Investment omnibus to cut red tape and free up EUR 50 billion for investment

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