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FACTBOX-Macron’s 30 billion euro “France 2030” investment plan

epa09433498 French President Emmanuel Macron speaks during a press conference with Iraqi President at the Iraqi presidential palace in Baghdad, Iraq, 28 August 2021. Macron arrived in Baghdad on 27 August on an official visit during which he will attend a summit of Middle East leaders. EPA-EFE/AHMED JALIL

French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday unveiled a 30 billion euro ($35 billion) investment roadmap dubbed “France 2030”, aimed at fostering industrial champions and innovation.

Here are some of the key measures he announced:

NUCLEAR AND HYDROGEN

Macron said France would invest 8 billion euros in decarbonising its industry, with a focus on small, modular nuclear reactors and nuclear waste management.

France’s nuclear capabilities are a major asset to producing “green hydrogen”, produced via electrolyis, he added, targeting two “megafactories” to produce green hydrogen by 2030.

TRANSPORT AND MOBILITY

Macron said France would invest 4 billion euros in the transport sector, with the aim of producing 2 million electric and hybrid vehicles and its first low-carbon plane by 2030.

FOOD AND HEALTH

Macron pledged 3 billion euros for healthcare and 1.5 billion for agriculture and food, including a push for made-in-France biomedicine.

TECH AND STARTUPS

Macron pledged 6 billion euros in its tech sector, with plans to develop its capabilities in robotic components, semiconductors, artificial intelligence and cloud technology.

Beyond the public funds, France would invest an additional 3 billion euros worth of equity investments via the Bpifrance public investment bank in “innovative” companies, as France looks to favour small, agile start-ups.

via Reuters

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