Chief executives of large companies in France and Germany have requested immediate rescue of European countries, which are heavily indebted, especially Greece.
50 “Giant Companies” in France and Germany are running a special campaign in favor of the heavily indebted countries to prevent their bankruptcy.
Companies such as Daimler, Siemens, Deutsche Telekom, BMW, Deutsche Post, Total and Renault have come to an agreement to run a campaign, asking politicians to show their solidarity, so that the Euro zone will be saved.
The entrepreneurs have realized that this issue does not affect only the Greek or Spanish people and this is why they point out that a collapse of the euro would be a disaster for the whole of Europe. Furthermore, they stress that the competence has improved due to the common currency.
In their point of view, the EU was right to give all these rescue packages to Greece, Portugal and Ireland, because this crisis could be chaotic for Europe.
These companies have more than 5 million employees and turnover € 1.5 trillion. They demand a stable European policy so that any new crisis will be avoided. This situation will cost billions of euros, but the EU and the common currency will recover. This is why heavily indebted countries should obtain powerful allies.
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