Macro-financial assistance to Egypt
This dossier concerns macro-financial assistance to Egypt. The amendments reference the EU-Egypt Association Agreement and Partnership Priorities, a financial package of EUR 7.4 billion including assistance of up to EUR 5 billion, Egypt's macro-fiscal situation, an IMF programme, and the repercussions of Russia's war on Ukraine and Hamas attacks on Israel. They make assistance conditional on democracy, the rule of law and human rights, several adding migration.
Procedure timeline
- Committee amendments tabled17 Dec 2024 – 11 Feb 2025
- Plenary vote — Adopted1 Apr 2025 · On the Commission proposal (the draft law)
- Plenary vote — Adopted18 Jun 2025 · On the provisional agreement negotiated with the Council (the trilogue deal) · amendment 50
- Procedure completed
Plenary votes
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Where each group stood at the decisive votes
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn the lead committee's amendments · amendment 5 (part 3 of a split vote)Official label: Amendements de la commission compétente - votes séparés - Am 5/3 · what was voted ↗434 for234 against3 abstentions47 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn the lead committee's amendments · amendment 7 (part 2 of a split vote)Official label: Amendements de la commission compétente - votes séparés - Am 7/2 · what was voted ↗443 for226 against0 abstentions49 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn the lead committee's amendments · amendment 7 (part 4 of a split vote)Official label: Amendements de la commission compétente - votes séparés - Am 7/4 · what was voted ↗423 for232 against19 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn the lead committee's amendments · amendment 8 (part 2 of a split vote)Official label: Amendements de la commission compétente - votes séparés - Am 8/2 · what was voted ↗435 for236 against3 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn the lead committee's amendments · amendment 17 (part 2 of a split vote)Official label: Amendements de la commission compétente - votes séparés - Am 17/2 · what was voted ↗439 for232 against3 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 34 · paragraph 1 · article 1Official label: Article 1, § 1 - Am 34 · what was voted ↗247 for288 against133 abstentions50 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 43 · paragraph 3 · article 1 · subparagraph 2Official label: Article 1, § 3, alinéa 2 - Am 43 · what was voted ↗305 for332 against33 abstentions48 did not voteDecided by 27 votes. The contested ground: S&D (split 112 For / 15 Against)
Broke with their group’s line29 Members voted against their group’s majority
Sebastian TYNKKYNENECRVoted For
Manuela RIPAEPPVoted For
Sirpa PIETIKÄINENEPPVoted For
Zsuzsanna BORVENDÉGESNVoted Against
Alvise PÉREZNon-attachedVoted Against
Nikolaos ANADIOTISNon-attachedVoted Against
Auke ZIJLSTRAPfEVoted For
Marieke EHLERSPfEVoted For
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 30 · paragraph 3 · article 1 · subparagraph 2Official label: Article 1, § 3, alinéa 2 - Am 30 · what was voted ↗235 for387 against51 abstentions45 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 44 · paragraph 3 · article 1 · subparagraph 2Official label: Article 1, § 3, après l'alinéa 2 - Am 44 · what was voted ↗359 for275 against40 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 45 · paragraph 1 · article 2Official label: Article 2, § 1 - Am 45 · what was voted ↗313 for331 against28 abstentions46 did not voteDecided by 18 votes. The contested ground: S&D (split 109 For / 15 Against) · Patriots (split 12 For / 66 Against)
Broke with their group’s line39 Members voted against their group’s majority
Fernand KARTHEISERECRVoted For
Sebastian TYNKKYNENECRVoted For
Christian EHLEREPPVoted For
Jan FARSKÝEPPVoted For
Manuela RIPAEPPVoted For
Sirpa PIETIKÄINENEPPVoted For
Zala ČERNILEC TOMAŠIČEPPVoted For
Milan MAZUREKESNVoted Against
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 19 (part 1 of a split vote) · paragraph 1 · article 2Official label: Article 2, § 1 - Am 19/1 · what was voted ↗646 for7 against21 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 19 (part 2 of a split vote) · paragraph 1 · article 2Official label: Article 2, § 1 - Am 19/2 · what was voted ↗448 for203 against19 abstentions48 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 19 (part 3 of a split vote) · paragraph 1 · article 2Official label: Article 2, § 1 - Am 19/3 · what was voted ↗575 for60 against24 abstentions59 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 46 · paragraph 2 · article 2Official label: Article 2, § 2 - Am 46 · what was voted ↗301 for338 against37 abstentions42 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 47 · paragraph 1 · article 3Official label: Article 3, § 1 - Am 47 · what was voted ↗294 for328 against52 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 48 · paragraph 2 · article 3Official label: Article 3, § 2 - Am 48 · what was voted ↗301 for326 against45 abstentions46 did not voteDecided by 25 votes. The contested ground: S&D (split 112 For / 15 Against)
Broke with their group’s line23 Members voted against their group’s majority
Fernand KARTHEISERECRVoted For
Sebastian TYNKKYNENECRVoted For
Luděk NIEDERMAYEREPPVoted For
Sirpa PIETIKÄINENEPPVoted For
Zsuzsanna BORVENDÉGESNVoted Against
Alvise PÉREZNon-attachedVoted Against
Petras AUŠTREVIČIUSRenewVoted Against
Alicia HOMS GINELS&DVoted Against
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 32 · paragraph 2 · article 3Official label: Article 3, § 2 - Am 32 · what was voted ↗227 for390 against57 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 35 · text to be inserted after paragraph 2 · article 3Official label: Article 3, après le § 2 - Am 35 · what was voted ↗134 for416 against120 abstentions48 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 36 · paragraph 3 · point a · article 4 · subparagraph 1Official label: Article 4, § 3, alinéa 1, point a - Am 36 · what was voted ↗228 for413 against30 abstentions47 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 37 · paragraph 3 · point b · article 4 · subparagraph 1Official label: Article 4, § 3, alinéa 1, point b - Am 37 · what was voted ↗217 for409 against40 abstentions52 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 49 · paragraph 3 · point c · article 4 · subparagraph 1Official label: Article 4, § 3, alinéa 1, point c - Am 49 · what was voted ↗321 for309 against42 abstentions46 did not voteDecided by 12 votes. The contested ground: Patriots (22 abstentions)
Broke with their group’s line19 Members voted against their group’s majority
Fernand KARTHEISERECRVoted For
Sebastian TYNKKYNENECRVoted For
Danuše NERUDOVÁEPPVoted For
Jan FARSKÝEPPVoted For
Luděk NIEDERMAYEREPPVoted For
Sirpa PIETIKÄINENEPPVoted For
Zsuzsanna BORVENDÉGESNVoted Against
Elena YONCHEVANon-attachedVoted For
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 39 · recital 3Official label: Considérant 3 - Am 39 · what was voted ↗327 for247 against102 abstentions42 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 40 · recital 5Official label: Considérant 5 - Am 40 · what was voted ↗312 for262 against100 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 38 · recital 6Official label: Considérant 6 - Am 38 · what was voted ↗220 for409 against45 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 29 · text to be inserted after recital 6Official label: Après le considérant 6 - Am 29 · what was voted ↗254 for377 against28 abstentions59 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 41 · recital 22Official label: Considérant 22 - Am 41 · what was voted ↗302 for335 against30 abstentions51 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025AdoptedOn amendment 42 · recital 28Official label: Considérant 28 - Am 42 · what was voted ↗327 for311 against37 abstentions43 did not voteDecided by 16 votes. The contested ground: Non-attached (18 abstentions)
Broke with their group’s line17 Members voted against their group’s majority
Sebastian TYNKKYNENECRVoted For
Danuše NERUDOVÁEPPVoted For
Jan FARSKÝEPPVoted For
Luděk NIEDERMAYEREPPVoted For
Sirpa PIETIKÄINENEPPVoted For
Ivan DAVIDESNVoted Against
Milan MAZUREKESNVoted Against
Zsuzsanna BORVENDÉGESNVoted Against
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- 1 Apr 2025RejectedOn amendment 33 · text to be inserted after recital 28Official label: Après le considérant 28 - Am 33 · what was voted ↗232 for389 against49 abstentions48 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 1 Apr 2025Main voteAdoptedOn the Commission proposal (the draft law)Official label: Proposition de la Commission · what was voted ↗452 for182 against40 abstentions44 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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- 18 Jun 2025Main voteAdoptedOn the provisional agreement negotiated with the Council (the trilogue deal) · amendment 50Official label: Accord provisoire - Am 50 · what was voted ↗386 for132 against49 abstentions152 did not voteForAgainstAbst.
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Plenary amendments51 tabled on this text
Amendments tabled for the plenary sitting on this text, in their own numbering series. This is a different set from the committee amendments tracked elsewhere on AmendEU, and is not counted in any of the site’s amendment totals.
- Amendment 1Proposal for a decision · Recital 1 a (new)Amendment
(1a) This Decision has implications for the Union budget. Accordingly, the European Parliament’s Committee on Budgets adopted a budgetary assessment, which forms an integral part of Parliament’s mandate for negotiations.
- Amendment 2Proposal for a decision · Recital 2 a (new)Amendment
(2a) On 17 March 2024, Egypt and the European Union jointly decided to upgrade their relations to a strategic and comprehensive partnership, based on the values of equity and mutual respect and trust in order to strengthen their common stability, peace and prosperity.
- Amendment 3Proposal for a decision · Recital 3Current text
(3) In line with the Partnership Priorities, the EU and Egypt are committed to ensuring accountability, the rule of law, the full respect of human rights, fundamental freedoms, promoting democracy, gender equality and equal opportunities as constitutional rights of all their citizens. These commitments contribute to the advancement of the partnership and to Egypt’s sustainable
developmentand stability. The increased and constructive engagement between the EU and Egypt in the last period has opened the path to more meaningful dialogue on human rights related issues. The subcommittee on Political Matters, Human Rights and Democracy, International and Regionalissues of December 2022 and the A…Amendment(3) In line with the Partnership Priorities, the EU and Egypt are committed to ensuring accountability, the rule of law, the full respect of human rights, fundamental freedoms, promoting democracy, gender equality and equal opportunities as constitutional rights of all their citizens. These commitments contribute to the advancement of the partnership and to Egypt’s sustainable development, good governance and socio-economic stability. The increased and constructive engagement between the EU and Egypt in the last period has opened the path to more meaningful dialogue on human rights related issues. The subcommittee on Political Matters, Human Rights and Democracy, International and Regional i…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 4Proposal for a decision · Recital 3 a (new)Amendment
(3a) Egypt's economic and financial situation has been marked by several macroeconomic adjustment programmes implemented under the aegis of the IMF in exchange for credit facilities (USD 12 billion from 2016 to 2019 and USD 3 billion in 2022, rising to USD 8 billion in March 2024).
- Amendment 5Proposal for a decision · Recital 5Current text
(5) The EU recognises Egypt's key role for regional security and stability. Terrorism, organised
crimeandconflictsare common threats against our security and the social fabric of nations across both sides of the Mediterranean.Therefore,theEUand EgypthaveacommoninterestinstrengtheningcooperationhighlightedinthePartnershipPriorities,infullcompliancewithinternationallaw,includinghumanrightsandinternationalhumanitarianlaw.Amendment(5) The EU recognises Egypt's key role for regional security and stability. Terrorism, organised crime, such as human trafficking, irregular migration, and conflicts, are common threats against our security and the social fabric of nations across both sides of the Mediterranean. Similarly, energy is also one of the most pressing challenges facing countries on both sides of the Mediterranean. The Energy Cooperation between the Union and Egypt in the Eastern Mediterranean could not only offer a source of economic prosperity for the region but also strengthen energy security for the Union by diversifying energy supplies and encouraging regional collaboration. In that respect, the East Mediterra…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 6Proposal for a decision · Recital 6Current text
(6) Recalling the geo-political challenges, such as the
consequencesof Hamas terrorist attacks across Israel on 7 October2023as well as the conflict in Sudan, and the strategic importance of Egypt as the largest country in the region and a pillar of stability for the whole Middle East, the Unionisembarkingonconcludinga Strategic and Comprehensive partnership withEgypt as outlined in the Joint Declaration.Amendment(6) Recalling the global and regional geo-political challenges, such as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, resulting from the aftermath of the Hamas terrorist attacks across Israel on 7 October 2023, the escalating tensions in the Horn of Africa and the safety of navigation in the Red Sea and the Suez Canal, as well as migratory pressure from the conflict in Sudan, uncertainties in Syria, the instability in Libya, Egypt’s responsibilities as a host to large numbers of refugees and migrants and the strategic importance of Egypt as the largest country in the region and a pillar of stability for the whole Middle East, the Union has embarked on a Strategic and Comprehensive partnership with Egypt…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 7Proposal for a decision · Recital 7Current text
(7) The objective of the Strategic and Comprehensive Partnership with Egypt is to elevate the EU-Egypt political relations to a strategic partnership and enable Egypt to fulfil its key role of providing stability in the
region.The partnership aims to contribute to support Egypt’s macroeconomic resilience and enable the implementation of ambitious socio-economic reforms in a manner that complements and reinforces the reform process foreseen under the IMF programme for Egypt. As outlined in the Joint Declaration, the partnership will address a wide set of policy measures clustered across six pillars of intervention, namely: political relations; economicstability; investment and trade; migrat…Amendment(7) The objective of the Strategic and Comprehensive Partnership with Egypt is to elevate the EU-Egypt political relations to a strategic partnership and enable Egypt to fulfil its key role of providing stability in the region, the Middle East and North Africa. The partnership aims to contribute to support Egypt’s macroeconomic resilience and enable the implementation of ambitious socio-economic reforms in a manner that complements and reinforces the reform process foreseen under the IMF programme for Egypt. As outlined in the Joint Declaration, the partnership will address a wide set of policy measures clustered across six pillars of intervention, namely: political relations; economic stabi…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 8Proposal for a decision · Recital 8Current text
(8) Underpinning the partnership
will bea financial package of EUR 7.4 billion consisting of short- and longer-term support for the necessary macro-fiscal and socio-economic reform agenda, as well as increased amounts available to support investments in Egypt and targeted support for the implementation of the different strategicpriorities.Part of the support package is the EU MFA package of up to EUR 5 billion in loans, composed of two MFA operations, one short-term for up to EUR 1 billion and a regular, more medium-term one for up to EUR 4 billion, financial instruments, such as guarantees and blendinginstruments, aimed at mobilising public and private investments with the objective of…Amendment(8) Underpinning the partnership is a financial package of EUR 7.4 billion consisting of short- and longer-term support for the necessary macro-fiscal and socio-economic reform agenda, as well as increased amounts available to support investments in Egypt and targeted support for the implementation of the different strategic priorities, particularly in terms of irregular migration and renewable energy. Part of the support package is the EU MFA package of up to EUR 5 billion in concessional loans, composed of two MFA operations, one short-term for up to EUR 1 billion and a regular, more medium-term one for up to EUR 4 billion, financial instruments, such as guarantees and blending instruments…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 9Proposal for a decision · Recital 9Current text
(9) Egypt’s macro-fiscal situation has faced significant challenges and deteriorated substantially over recent months, as external pressures have intensified and public debt has increased further, with substantial downside risks to the economic outlook persisting. The repercussions of Russia’s war on Ukraine and
ofHamasterroristattacksagainstIsraelhave led to protracted capital outflows and lower foreign currency receipts, notably due to sharply falling income fromtourism andSuez Canalproceeds.This is particularly challenging amid Egypt’s difficult fiscal situation, which is characterised by constantfiscal deficits and high and growing debt to GDP ratios.Amendment(9) Egypt’s macro-fiscal situation has faced significant challenges and deteriorated substantially over recent months, as external pressures have intensified and public debt has increased further, with substantial downside risks to the economic outlook persisting. The repercussions of Russia’s war on Ukraine and the geopolitical tensions and conflicts in the Middle East have led to protracted capital outflows and lower foreign currency receipts, notably due to sharply falling income from tourism, Suez Canal proceeds and gas production and loss of confidence among foreign investors. This is particularly challenging amid Egypt’s difficult fiscal situation, which is characterised by constant fi…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 10Proposal for a decision · Recital 12Current text
(12) Egypt re-engaged with the IMF in early 2024 and reached a staff-level agreement on 6 March 2024 on a revamped Extended Fund Facility programme scaled up to USD 8 billion.
ThenewprogrammeisexpectedtobeadoptedbyIMFExecutiveBoarddecisioninMarch2024andaims to address the areas of 1) credible exchange rate flexibility, 2) sustainable tightening of monetary policy, 3) fiscal consolidation to preserve debt sustainability, 4) a new framework to rein in infrastructure spending, 5) providing adequate levels of social spending to protect vulnerablegroups, and 6) implementationoftheStateOwnershipPolicyandreforms toleveltheplayingfield.Togetherwiththestaff level agre…Amendment(12) Egypt re-engaged with the IMF in early 2024 and reached a staff-level agreement on 6 March 2024 on a revamped Extended Fund Facility programme scaled up to USD 8 billion. Negotiations at expert level on the fourth revision of Egypt's economic reform programme were concluded in December 2024. The new programme aims to address the areas of 1) credible exchange rate flexibility, 2) sustainable tightening of monetary policy, 3) fiscal consolidation to preserve debt sustainability, 4) a new framework to rein in infrastructure spending, 5) providing adequate levels of social spending to protect vulnerable groups from the cost of living and energy price rises, and 6) implementation of the Stat…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 11Proposal for a decision · Recital 16Current text
(16) Given that there is still a significant residual external financing gap in Egypt's balance of payments over and above the resources provided by the IMF and other multilateral
institutions,the Union macro-financial assistance to be provided to Egypt is, under the current exceptional circumstances, considered to be an appropriate response to Egypt's request for support to the economic stabilisation, in conjunction with the IMF programme. The Union's macro-financial assistance package, including the MFA of up to EUR 4 billion under this proposal, would support the economic stabilisation and the structural reform agenda of Egypt, supplementing resources madeavailable under the IMF's finan…Amendment(16) Given that there is still a significant residual external financing gap in Egypt's balance of payments over and above the resources provided by the IMF and other multilateral institutions and regional partners, the Union macro-financial assistance to be provided to Egypt is, under the current exceptional circumstances, considered to be an appropriate response to Egypt's request for support to the economic stabilisation, in conjunction with the IMF programme. The Union's macro-financial assistance package, including the MFA of up to EUR 4 billion under this proposal, would support the economic stabilisation and the structural reform agenda of Egypt, supplementing resources made available…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 12Proposal for a decision · Recital 19Current text
(19) The Commission should ensure that the Union's macro-financial assistance is legally and substantially in line with the key principles, objectives and measures taken within the different areas of external action and with other relevant Union
policies.Amendment(19) The Commission should ensure that the Union's macro-financial assistance is legally and substantially in line with the key principles, objectives and measures taken within the different areas of external action and with other relevant Union policies, including those relating to democracy, human rights and rule of law, in line with Article 2 of the EU-Egypt Association Agreement.
- Amendment 13Proposal for a decision · Recital 22Current text
(22)
Apre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance to Egypt should be that the country continues to makeconcreteandcrediblesteps towards respecting effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, andguaranteesrespect for human rights. In addition, the specific objectives of the Union's macro-financial assistance should strengthen the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems, the governance and supervision of the financial sector in Egypt and promote structuralreforms aimed at supporting sustainable and inclusive growth, decent employment creation and fiscal consolida…Amendment(22) Macro-financial assistance should remain an economic instrument. However, a pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance to Egypt should be that the country continues to make concrete, credible and tangible steps towards respecting and strengthening effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, and guaranteeing respect for human rights. In addition, the specific objectives of the Union's macro-financial assistance should strengthen the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems, the governance and supervision of the financial sector in Egypt and promote structural refor…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 14Proposal for a decision · Recital 23Current text
(23)
Inorder to ensure that the Union’s financial interests linked to the Union’s macro-financial assistance are protected efficiently, Egypt should take appropriate measures relating to the prevention of, and fight against, fraud, corruption and any other irregularities linked to the assistance. In addition, a loan agreement to be concluded between the Commission and the Egyptian authorities should contain provisions authorising European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) to carryout investigations, including on-the-spot checks and inspections, in accordance with the provisions and procedures laid down in Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 883/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council3 and Counci…Amendment(23) It is essential to underline that Egypt has to meet the necessary economic pre-condition for eligibility. Egypt has demonstrated its solvency and financial stability, which have been verified by the Commission. However, in order to ensure that the Union’s financial interests linked to the Union’s macro-financial assistance are protected efficiently, Egypt should take appropriate measures relating to the prevention of, and fight against, fraud, corruption and any other irregularities linked to the assistance. In addition, a loan agreement to be concluded between the Commission and the Egyptian authorities should contain provisions authorising European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) to carry ou…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 15Proposal for a decision · Recital 26Current text
(26) The Union's macro-financial assistance should be managed by the Commission. In order to ensure that the European Parliament and the Council are able to follow the implementation of this Decision, the Commission should regularly inform them of developments relating to the assistance and provide them with relevant documents.
Amendment(26) The Union's macro-financial assistance should be managed by the Commission. In order to ensure that the European Parliament and the Council are able to follow the implementation of this Decision, the Commission should regularly inform them with an annual report of developments relating to the assistance and on respect for effective democratic mechanisms, as per the pre-conditions referred to in this Decision, and provide them with relevant documents.
- Amendment 16Proposal for a decision · Recital 28Current text
(28) The Union's macro-financial assistance should be subject to economic policy
conditions,to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding. In order to ensure uniform conditions of implementation and for reasons of efficiency, the Commission should be empowered to negotiate such conditions with the Egyptian authorities under the supervision of the committee of representatives of the Member States in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 182/2011. Under that Regulation, the advisory procedure should, as a general rule, apply in all cases other than as provided for in that Regulation. Considering the potentially important impact of assistance of more than EUR 90 million, it isappropriate that…Amendment(28) The Union's macro-financial assistance should be subject to sustainable economic policy reforms, to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding. In order to ensure uniform conditions of implementation and for reasons of efficiency, the Commission should be empowered to negotiate such conditions with the Egyptian authorities under the supervision of the committee of representatives of the Member States in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 182/2011. Under that Regulation, the advisory procedure should, as a general rule, apply in all cases other than as provided for in that Regulation. Considering the potentially important impact of assistance of more than EUR 90 million, it is appropr…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 17Proposal for a decision · Article 1 – paragraph 1Current text
1. The Union shall make macro-financial assistance of a maximum amount of up to EUR 4 billion available to Egypt ("the Union's macro-financial assistance"), with a view to supporting Egypt's
economicstabilisation and a substantive reformagenda.The release of the Union's macro-financial assistance is subject to the approval of the Union budget for the relevant year by the European Parliament and the Council. The assistance shall contribute to covering Egypt's balance of payments needs as identified in the IMF programme.Amendment1. The Union shall make macro-financial assistance in the form of concessional loans of a maximum amount of up to EUR 4 billion available to Egypt ("the Union's macro-financial assistance"), with a view to supporting Egypt's socio-economic stabilisation and a substantive structural reform agenda, as well as its responsibility to mitigate the effects of irregular migration and managing migratory flows. The release of the Union's macro-financial assistance is subject to the approval of the Union budget for the relevant year by the European Parliament and the Council. The assistance shall contribute to covering Egypt's balance of payments needs as identified in the IMF programme.
- Amendment 18Proposal for a decision · Article 1 – paragraph 3 a (new)Amendment
3a. Macro-financial assistance may, as far as possible, contribute to the Union's growth and economic resilience.
- Amendment 19Proposal for a decision · Article 2 – paragraph 1Current text
1. A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance shall be that Egypt continues to make concrete and credible steps towards respecting effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, and
guaranteesrespect for human rights.Amendment1. A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance shall be that Egypt continues to make concrete and credible steps towards respecting and strengthening effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, and continues to make efforts in order to guarantee respect for human rights.
- Amendment 20Proposal for a decision · Article 2 – paragraph 2Current text
2. The Commission services and the European External Action Service shall monitor the fulfilment of this pre-condition throughout the life-cycle of the Union's macro-financial
assistance.Amendment2. The Commission services and the European External Action Service shall monitor the fulfilment of this pre-condition throughout the life-cycle of the Union's macro-financial assistance and report, regularly and in writing, to the European Parliament and the Council on the fulfilment of the economic policy and financial conditions set out in the Memorandum of Understanding.
- Amendment 21Proposal for a decision · Article 3 – paragraph 1Current text
1. The Commission, in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 7(2), shall agree with the Egyptian authorities on clearly defined economic policy and financial conditions, focusing on structural
reformsand sound public finances, to which the Union's macro-financial assistance is to be subject, to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding ("the Memorandum of Understanding") which shall include a timeframe for the achievement of those reforms. The economic policy and financial conditions set out in the Memorandum of Understanding shall be consistent with the agreements or understandings referred to in Article 1(3),including the macroeconomic adjustment and structu…Amendment1. The Commission, in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 7(2), shall agree with the Egyptian authorities on clearly defined economic policy and financial conditions, focusing on structural reforms, such as the new criminal procedure reform, and sound public finances, to which the Union's macro-financial assistance is to be subject, to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding ("the Memorandum of Understanding") which shall include a timeframe for the achievement of those reforms. The economic policy and financial conditions set out in the Memorandum of Understanding shall be consistent with the agreements or understandings referred to in Article 1(3), includ…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 22Proposal for a decision · Article 3 – paragraph 2Current text
2. The conditions referred to in paragraph 1 shall aim, in particular, at enhancing the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems in Egypt, including for the use of the Union's macro-financial assistance. Progress in mutual market opening, the development of rules-based and fair trade, and other priorities in the context of the Union's external policy shall also be duly taken into account when designing the policy measures. Progress in attaining those objectives shall be regularly monitored by the Commission.
Amendment2. The economic policy and financial conditions referred to in paragraph 1 shall aim, in particular, at enhancing the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems in Egypt, including for the use of the Union's macro-financial assistance. Progress in mutual market opening, including for SMEs, the development of rules-based and fair trade, sustainable development, good governance and other priorities in the context of the Union's external policy shall also be duly taken into account when designing the policy measures. Progress in attaining those objectives shall be regularly monitored by the Commission.
- Amendment 23Proposal for a decision · Article 4 – paragraph 4Current text
4. Where the conditions in paragraph 3 are not met, the Commission shall temporarily suspend or cancel the disbursement of the Union's macro-financial assistance. In such cases, it shall inform the European Parliament and the Council of the reasons for that suspension or cancellation.
Amendment4. Where the conditions in paragraph 3 are not met, the Commission shall temporarily suspend or cancel the disbursement of the Union's macro-financial assistance. In such cases, it shall inform the European Parliament and the Council without delay of the reasons for that suspension or cancellation.
- Amendment 24Proposal for a decision · Article 5 – paragraph 1Current text
(1)In order to finance the support under the macro-financial assistance in the form of loans, the Commission shall be empowered, on behalf of the Union, to borrow the necessary funds on the capital markets or from financial institutions in accordance with Article220aof Regulation (EU, Euratom)2018/1046.Amendment1. In order to finance the support under the macro-financial assistance in the form of loans, the Commission shall be empowered, on behalf of the Union, to borrow the necessary funds on the capital markets or from financial institutions in accordance with Article 223 of Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2024/2509.
- Amendment 25Proposal for a decision · Article 5 – paragraph 2Current text
(2)The Commission shall enter into a loan agreement with Egypt in respect of the amount referred to in Article 1. The detailed terms of the support under the MFA in the form of loans shall be laid down in a loan agreement in accordance with Article220of the Financial Regulation, to be concluded between the Commission and the Egyptian authorities. The loan agreement shall lay down the availability period and the detailed terms of the support under the macro-financial assistance in the form of loans, including in relation to the internal control systems.Theloansshall be granted at terms that allowEgypt to repay theloanover a long period,including a possiblegraceperiod.Themaximum…Amendment2. The Commission shall enter into a loan agreement with Egypt in respect of the amount referred to in Article 1. The detailed terms of the support under the MFA in the form of loans shall be laid down in a loan agreement in accordance with Article 223 of the Financial Regulation, to be concluded between the Commission and the Egyptian authorities. The loan agreement shall lay down the availability period and the detailed terms of the support under the macro-financial assistance in the form of loans, including in relation to the internal control systems. Egypt shall reimburse the loan, which shall be granted at terms that allow its repayment over a long period, including, after a formal noti…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 26Proposal for a decision · Article 6 – paragraph 1Current text
1. The Union’s macro-financial assistance shall be implemented in accordance with Regulation (EU, Euratom) No
2018/1046of the European Parliament and of the Council7. _________________ 7 Regulation (EU, Euratom)No 2018/1046of the European Parliament and of the Council of18July2018on the financial rules applicable to the general budget of the Unionand repealing Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 966/2012(OJL193,30.07.2018,p.1).Amendment1. The Union’s macro-financial assistance shall be implemented in accordance with Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 2024/2509 of the European Parliament and of the Council7. _________________ 7 Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2024/2509 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 September 2024 on the financial rules applicable to the general budget of the Union (OJ L, 2024/2509, 26.9.2024, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2024/2509/oj).
- Amendment 27Proposal for a decision · Article 8 – paragraph 1 – point bCurrent text
(b) assess the economic situation and prospects of Egypt, as well as progress made in implementing the policy measures referred to in Article 3(1);
Amendment(b) assess the economic situation and prospects of Egypt, as well as progress made in implementing the policy measures referred to in Article 2 and Article 3(1);
- Amendment 28Proposal for a decision · Article 8 – paragraph 1 – point cCurrent text
(c) indicate the connection between
theeconomic policyreform measures laid downinthe Memorandum of Understanding,Egypt’son-goingeconomicandfiscalperformanceandtheCommission’sdecisionstoreleasetheinstalmentsoftheUnion'smacro-financialassistance.Amendment(c) indicate the connection between Egypt's economic policy reforms under the Memorandum of Understanding, its fiscal performance, and the release of Union macro-financial assistance, while outlining steps taken towards democratic mechanisms, the rule of law and human rights.
- Amendment 29The LeftProposal for a decision · Recital 6 a (new)Amendment
(6a) Until safe return, the Union should call on Egypt to ensure official recognition and legal status of Palestinian refugees, guaranteeing them access to essential services, in particular the enrolment of their children in public schools.
- Amendment 30The LeftProposal for a decision · Article 1 – paragraph 3 – subparagraph 2Current text
The Commission shall regularly inform the European Parliament and the Council of developments regarding the Union's macro-financial assistance, including disbursements thereof, and shall provide those institutions with the relevant documents in due time.
AmendmentThe Commission shall regularly inform the European Parliament and the Council of developments regarding the Union's macro-financial assistance, including disbursements thereof, as well as progress made in terms of respect for human rights, freedom of the press and the release of political prisoners, and shall provide those institutions with the relevant documents in due time.
- Amendment 31The LeftProposal for a decision · Article 2 – paragraph 2Current text
2. The Commission services and the European External Action Service shall monitor the fulfilment of this pre-condition throughout the life-cycle of the Union's macro-financial
assistance.Amendment2. The Commission services and the European External Action Service shall monitor the fulfilment of this pre-condition throughout the life-cycle of the Union's macro-financial assistance involving the United Nations organisations and non-governmental organisations.
- Amendment 32The LeftProposal for a decision · Article 3 – paragraph 2Current text
2. The conditions referred to in paragraph 1 shall aim, in particular, at enhancing the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems in Egypt, including for the use of the Union's macro-financial assistance. Progress in mutual market opening, the development of rules-based and fair trade, and
otherprioritiesin the context of the Union's external policy shall also be duly taken into account when designing the policy measures. Progress in attaining those objectives shall be regularly monitored by the Commission.Amendment2. The conditions referred to in paragraph 1 shall aim, in particular, at enhancing the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems and the rule of law in Egypt, including for the use of the Union's macro-financial assistance. Progress in mutual market opening, the development of rules-based and fair trade, democracy, freedom of the press, the release of political prisoners, the prohibition of torture and respect for human rights, in the context of the Union's external policy shall also be duly taken into account when designing the policy measures. Progress in attaining those objectives shall be regularly monitored by the Commission.
- Amendment 33Greens/EFAProposal for a decision · Recital 28 a (new)Amendment
(28 a) All external financial instruments adopted by the Union should be in line with the United Nations Human Rights Council’s guiding principles to ensure economic recovery measures. Namely, economic policymaking must be anchored and guided by substantive human rights impact assessments, crucial to ensuring that economic reforms advance, rather than hinder, the enjoyment of human rights by all, including the prohibition of retrogression.
- Amendment 34Greens/EFAProposal for a decision · Article 1 – paragraph 1Current text
1. The Union shall make macro-financial assistance of a maximum amount of up to EUR 4 billion available to Egypt ("the Union's macro-financial assistance"), with a view to supporting Egypt's economic stabilisation and a substantive reform agenda. The release of the Union's macro-financial assistance is subject to the approval of the Union budget for the relevant year by the European Parliament and the Council. The assistance shall contribute to covering Egypt's balance of payments needs as identified in the IMF
programme.Amendment1. The Union shall make macro-financial assistance of a maximum amount of up to EUR 4 billion available to Egypt ("the Union's macro-financial assistance"), with a view to supporting Egypt's economic stabilisation and a substantive reform agenda. The release of the Union's macro-financial assistance is subject to the approval of the Union budget for the relevant year by the European Parliament and the Council. The assistance shall contribute to covering Egypt's balance of payments needs as identified in the IMF programme and to improve the socioeconomic situation for the Egyptian people.
- Amendment 35Greens/EFAProposal for a decision · Article 3 – paragraph 2 a (new)Amendment
2 a. The Memorandum of Understanding shall also list the clear and credible steps agreed upon with the Egyptian authorities, which they will take to improve the human rights, rule of law and democracy situation of the country in conformity with the conditions of eligibility for EU macro-financial assistance. The Memorandum of Understanding shall detail clear and tangible benchmarks and indicators with specific fulfilment deadlines by which the implementation of those conditions will be assessed, for the release of every instalment of macro-financial assistance. The agreement of those benchmarks and indicators shall be decided after a transparent public consultation process with the participa…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 36Greens/EFAProposal for a decision · Article 4 – paragraph 3 – subparagraph 1 – point aCurrent text
(a) the
pre-conditionset out in Article2(1);Amendment(a) the political pre-conditions set out in Article 3, as assessed in accordance with the agreed benchmarks in the Memorandum of Understanding;
- Amendment 37Greens/EFAProposal for a decision · Article 4 – paragraph 3 – subparagraph 1 – point bCurrent text
(b) a continuous satisfactory track record of implementing a policy programme that contains
strong adjustment and structuralreform measures supported by a non-precautionary IMF creditarrangement;Amendment(b) a continuous satisfactory track record of implementing a policy programme that contains reform measures supported by a non-precautionary IMF credit arrangement, that should primarily aim to reduce poverty and inequalities;
- Amendment 38S&D, Greens/EFAProposal for a decision · Recital 6Current text
(6) Recalling the geo-political challenges, such as the consequences of Hamas terrorist attacks across Israel on 7 October
2023as well as the conflict in Sudan, and the strategic importance of Egypt as the largest country in the region and a pillar of stability for the whole Middle East, the Unionisembarkingonconcludinga Strategic and Comprehensivepartnership with Egypt as outlined in the Joint Declaration.Amendment(6) Recalling the global and regional geo-political challenges, such as the consequences of Hamas terrorist attacks across Israel on 7 October 2023, followed by Israel's large-scale military offensive in Gaza, the escalating tensions in the Horn of Africa and the safety of navigation in the Red Sea and the Suez Canal, as well as migratory pressure from the conflict in Sudan, uncertainties in Syria, the instability in Libya, Egypt’s responsibilities as a host to large numbers of refugees and migrants and the strategic importance of Egypt as the largest country in the region and a pillar of stability for the whole Middle East, the Union has embarked on a Strategic and Comprehensive partnership…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 39Proposal for a decision · Recital 3Current text
(3) In line with the Partnership Priorities, the EU and Egypt are committed to ensuring accountability, the rule of law, the full respect of human rights, fundamental freedoms, promoting democracy, gender equality and equal opportunities as constitutional rights of all their citizens. These commitments contribute to the advancement of the partnership and to Egypt’s sustainable development and stability. The increased and constructive engagement between the EU and Egypt in the last period has opened the path to more meaningful dialogue on human rights related issues. The subcommittee on Political Matters, Human Rights and Democracy, International and Regional issues of
December 2022 and the A…Amendment(3) In line with the Partnership Priorities, the EU and Egypt are committed to ensuring accountability, the rule of law, the full respect of human rights, fundamental freedoms, promoting democracy, gender equality and equal opportunities as constitutional rights of all their citizens. These commitments contribute to the advancement of the partnership and to Egypt’s sustainable social and economic development and stability. The increased and constructive engagement between the EU and Egypt in the last period has opened the path to more meaningful dialogue on human rights related issues. The subcommittee on Political Matters, Human Rights and Democracy, International and Regional issues of Dec…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 40Proposal for a decision · Recital 5Current text
(5) The EU recognises Egypt's key role for regional security and
stability.Terrorism, organisedcrimeandconflicts are common threats against our security and the social fabric of nations across both sides of the Mediterranean. Therefore, the EU and Egypt have a common interest in strengthening cooperation highlighted in the Partnership Priorities, in full compliance with international law, including human rights and international humanitarianlaw.Amendment(5) The EU recognises Egypt's key role for regional security and stability, and has a strong interest in preventing short-term economic instability in the country that could have broader consequences as well as benefit geopolitical rivals. Terrorism, organised crime, disinformation, conflicts and the persecution of religious and ethnic minorities are common threats against our security and the social fabric of nations across both sides of the Mediterranean. Therefore, the EU and Egypt have a common interest in strengthening cooperation highlighted in the Partnership Priorities, in full compliance with international law, including human rights and international humanitarian law, as well as in…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 41Proposal for a decision · Recital 22Current text
(22) A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance to Egypt should be that the country
continues to makeconcrete and credible steps towards respecting effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, and guarantees respect for human rights. In addition, the specific objectives of the Union's macro-financial assistance should strengthen the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems, the governance and supervision of the financial sector in Egypt and promote structural reforms aimed at supporting sustainable and inclusive growth, decent employment creation and fiscalconsolida…Amendment(22) A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance to Egypt should be that the country takes concrete and credible steps towards respecting and enhancing effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, and guarantees respect for human rights. In addition, the specific objectives of the Union's macro-financial assistance should strengthen the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems, the governance and supervision of the financial sector in Egypt and promote structural reforms aimed at supporting sustainable and inclusive growth, decent employment creation and fiscal consoli…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 42Proposal for a decision · Recital 28Current text
(28) The Union's macro-financial assistance should be subject to economic policy conditions, to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding. In order to ensure uniform conditions of implementation and for reasons of efficiency, the Commission should be empowered to negotiate such conditions with the Egyptian authorities under the supervision of the committee of representatives of the Member States in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 182/2011. Under that Regulation, the advisory procedure should, as a general rule, apply in all cases other than as provided for in that Regulation. Considering the potentially important impact of assistance of
more than EUR 90 million, it is appropriate that…Amendment(28) The Union's macro-financial assistance should be subject to economic policy and democracy, rule of law and human rights conditions, to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding. In order to ensure uniform conditions of implementation and for reasons of efficiency, the Commission should be empowered to negotiate such conditions with the Egyptian authorities under the supervision of the committee of representatives of the Member States in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 182/2011. Under that Regulation, the advisory procedure should, as a general rule, apply in all cases other than as provided for in that Regulation. Considering the potentially important impact of assistance of more…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 43Proposal for a decision · Article 1 – paragraph 3 – subparagraph 2Current text
The Commission shall regularly inform the European Parliament and the Council of developments regarding the Union's macro-financial assistance, including disbursements thereof, and shall provide those institutions with the relevant
documentsin due time.AmendmentThe Commission shall regularly inform the European Parliament and the Council of developments regarding the Union's macro-financial assistance, including disbursements thereof, as well as on the progress made relating to economic and democratic reforms in Egypt and shall provide those institutions with the relevant documents, including third-party independent assessments, in due time.
- Amendment 44Proposal for a decision · Article 1 – paragraph 3 – subparagraph 2 a (new)Amendment
The transparent management of funds allocated under this macro-financial assistance is essential in order to ensure that resources are used wisely, in accordance with the set objectives. The Union shall ensure that effective and independent control and audit mechanisms are put in place to prevent any misappropriation.
- Amendment 45Proposal for a decision · Article 2 – paragraph 1Current text
1. A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance shall be that Egypt
continues to makeconcrete and credible steps towards respecting effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, andguaranteesrespect for humanrights.Amendment1. A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance shall be that Egypt takes concrete and credible steps towards respecting effective democratic mechanisms – including a multi-party parliamentary system – and the rule of law, and makes a quantitative and substantial improvement in the respect for human rights, since the signing in June 2024 of the Memorandum of Understanding linked to the EUR 1 billion macro-financial assistance package, and that it continues to make concrete and credible improvements in those areas throughout the period covered by this Decision.
- Amendment 46Proposal for a decision · Article 2 – paragraph 2Current text
2. The Commission services and the European External Action Service shall monitor the fulfilment of this pre-condition throughout the life-cycle of the Union's macro-financial
assistance.Amendment2. The Commission services and the European External Action Service shall monitor the fulfilment of this pre-condition throughout the life-cycle of the Union's macro-financial assistance in a transparent process in which civil society and international entities such as UN organisations are able to contribute, and report, regularly and in writing, to the European Parliament on the conditions referred to in Article 2(1).
- Amendment 47Proposal for a decision · Article 3 – paragraph 1Current text
1. The Commission, in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 7(2), shall agree with the Egyptian authorities on clearly defined economic policy and financial conditions, focusing on structural reforms and sound public finances, to which the Union's macro-financial assistance is to be subject, to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding ("the Memorandum of Understanding") which shall include a timeframe for the achievement of those reforms. The economic policy and financial conditions set out in the Memorandum of Understanding shall be consistent with
the agreements or understandings referred to in Article 1(3), including the macroeconomic adjustment and structu…Amendment1. The Commission, in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 7(2), shall agree with the Egyptian authorities on clearly defined economic policy and financial conditions, focusing on structural reforms and sound public finances, as well as on democracy, rule of law and human rights conditions, to which the Union's macro-financial assistance and the release of each separate instalment is to be subject, to be laid down in a Memorandum of Understanding ("the Memorandum of Understanding") which shall include a timeframe for the achievement of those reforms. The economic policy and financial conditions set out in the Memorandum of Understanding shall be consistent with th…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 48Proposal for a decision · Article 3 – paragraph 2Current text
2. The conditions referred to in paragraph 1 shall aim, in particular, at enhancing the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems in Egypt, including for the use of the Union's macro-financial assistance. Progress in mutual market opening, the development of rules-based and fair trade, and other priorities in the context of the Union's external
policy shall also be duly taken into account when designing the policy measures. Progress inattainingthoseobjectivesshallberegularlymonitoredbytheCommission.Amendment2. The conditions referred to in paragraph 1 shall aim, in particular, at introducing reforms towards respecting effective democratic mechanisms - including a multi-party parliamentary system - and the rule of law, and ensuring respect for human rights, enhancing the efficiency, transparency and accountability of the public finance management systems in Egypt, including for the use of the Union's macro-financial assistance. Progress in mutual market opening, poverty reduction, good governance, the fight against corruption, the development of rules-based and fair trade, and other priorities in the context of the Union's external policy, including those relating to democracy, rule of law and h…
Excerpt — full text in the official PDF. - Amendment 49Proposal for a decision · Article 4 – paragraph 3 – subparagraph 1 – point cCurrent text
(c) the satisfactory implementation of the economic policy
conditionsandfinancialconditionsagreed in the Memorandum of Understanding.Amendment(c) the satisfactory implementation of the economic policy conditions, financial conditions, and democracy, rule of law and human rights conditions, agreed in the Memorandum of Understanding.
- Amendment 50INTAProposal for a decision
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- Amendment 51The LeftProposal for a decision · Recital 6 a (new)Amendment
(6a) Until safe return, the European Union should call on Egypt to ensure official recognition and legal status of Palestinian refugees, guaranteeing them access to essential services, in particular the enrolment of their children in public schools.
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