On Wednesday 11 November 2026, Luxembourg's Ministry of Finance reported that the European Commission had approved the fourth and final payment request under the country's national Recovery and Resilience Plan, a cornerstone of NextGenerationEU, on Tuesday 10 November 2026.
The total amount disbursed under the plan thus reaches €241.1 million in grants, representing the full allocation granted to the country.
According to the ministry, Luxembourg has now satisfactorily achieved all 52 milestones and targets set out in its plan. These correspond to ten reforms and thirteen investments in the areas of the twin green and digital transitions, as well as social cohesion and resilience.
The flagship projects of the national recovery plan include the development of MyGuichet, the establishment of a laboratory to test ultra-high-speed communication connections based on quantum technology, a support scheme for electric vehicle charging stations and training programmes aimed at developing the skills of jobseekers and older workers.
Luxembourg's Minister of Finance, Gilles Roth, welcomed the development, stating: "With NextGenerationEU, we are preparing the Luxembourg of tomorrow. Together with Europe, we are supporting innovation, competitiveness and the sustainable development of our country. These investments will translate into concrete improvements in citizens' everyday lives and open up new opportunities for future generations."
