Question 17433 — European Union

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Mr Fabrice Brun draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, to the future of the European Fund for Aid to the Most Deprived (FEAD). For many people, it is through food aid that the first contact with reintegration and support associations is made. Food aid can be considered a real gateway to the sustainable reintegration of people and constitutes an essential prerequisite for social inclusion. It is undoubtedly an effective way of identifying and removing the obstacles encountered by people, through sharing and exchange between the one who helps and the one who needs. This food aid is obtained in particular by the FEAD. However, discussions are underway at European level to modify the structure of this fund. Many associations such as the Secours populaire, food banks, the Red Cross and Restos du coeur are mobilizing to maintain this fund guaranteeing vital aid for more than 4 million people in France regardless of their status or geographic location. This is why, in view of the legitimate concerns of these associations regarding the renewal of this fund in the next budget of the European Union, he asks him to clarify whether the Government intends to mobilize at European level to guarantee the future of FEAD.

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