EU leaders agreed on a plan to stimulate the eurozone economy.

Leaders of the European Union member countries reached agreement on a plan to stimulate the European economy, said on Thursday late night Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. Commenting on the results of the first day of the EU summit, opened on December 11 in Brussels, Berlusconi told AFP, that the EU leaders reached a principled agreement on a plan to stimulate the eurozone economy.
The Prime Minister of Italy told that the approval received a draft anti-crisis plan presented by the European Commission on 26 November. Then, it was reported that the cost of promoting the eurozone economy would be $ 200 billion, or 1.5 percent of EU GDP. Would made to the draft any changes, Berlusconi did not specify, stating only that the signing of a plan to stimulate the economy is scheduled for Dec. 12 - the last day of a two-day summit in Brussels.