In recent years, more than EUR 134,000 was allocated to FEMYSO.
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No primary EU source (European Commission, EU Financial Transparency System, Erasmus+ grant database, or a Commission answer to a parliamentary question) was found confirming the exact €134,000 figure; the only concrete amount found in the search results is €210,000 in Erasmus+ funding, as reported by EU lawmakers.
The total amount of EU money involved is very small in absolute terms (a few hundred thousand euros), yet the speaker presents it as 'vertigo-inducing' alongside figures for ENAR (€12.4 million) and Islamic Relief (€6.5 million), a rhetorical framing that inflates the significance of the FEMYSO amount.
The speaker groups FEMYSO — a youth and student organisation — with organisations accused of Muslim Brotherhood links without presenting any evidence in the claim itself; the underlying material (ECR group report 'Unmasking the Muslim Brotherhood') is a political document produced by the speaker's own political family and is therefore not an independent source.
The claim uses a lower-bound formulation ('more than €134,000') and an imprecise period ('recent years'), making it hard to falsify and allowing the speaker to select the most convenient time frame.
Some of the material located (MEF Forum article, ECR group report, Dokumentationsstelle report) is dated before the October 2026 session but exact publication dates could not be established within the search limits.