Fuels: Lecornu Asked Its Ministers to "Extend" the Targeted Aid Until 31 December
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According to BFMTV's information relayed on Wednesday 16 September, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu asked the government to extend the aid for fuels for sectors weakened by the price boom until 31 December.
Sébastien Lecornu asked his ministers to extend the measure to the most affected sectors: fishermen, farmers and construction companies.
In a context of rising pump prices, the Prime Minister is asking his government to "extend" aid schemes for fishermen, construction companies and farmers until 31 December.
"We have shown since April that we are able to adapt the devices as closely as possible, and we will of course continue to do so, if necessary," said Roland Lescure.
On Wednesday 16 September, Sébastien Lecornu announced the extension of fuel aid until 31 December. Fishermen, farmers and eligible companies from the BTP are concerned.
The Prime Minister has announced an extension or even an increase in aid for fishermen, farmers and construction companies.
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