Gulyas: Govt expects speedy decision from EU on Hungary recovery plan

The Hungarian government trusts that the European Union will quickly approve its plan for the use of the EU's recovery fund to allow a speedy restart of the economy, Gergely Gulyas, the prime minister's chief of staff, said on Thursday. The government's plan on using the funds received through the EU's Recovery and Resilience Facility (RFF), which the government submitted to the EU at the end of April, will be published on the government's website within a few days, Gulyas said. The main objectives remain the same, with 34 percent of the funds going towards health-care development, Gulyas said. Education, another high-priority sector, will get over 20 percent of the funds, he added.