On Wednesday, September 23, Minister of SMEs, Commerce, Handicraft, Tourism, and Power, Serge Papin, announced on the television channel BFMTV that the extension of the "grand rouleurs" aid will be paid out in October. This aid is designed to support individuals who are no longer eligible for unemployment benefits but still need financial assistance. The "grand rouleurs" aid is part of a broader initiative to help those who have exhausted their unemployment benefits and are in a transitional phase before they can return to work or find new employment. It provides temporary financial support to ease the burden on individuals during this period. The expansion of this aid now covers 5.5 million people, significantly increasing the number of beneficiaries compared to previous years. This extension reflects the government's ongoing efforts to provide stability and support to those facing economic hardship. The payment of the aid in October will be a crucial step in ensuring that recipients receive the assistance they need during a challenging time. Minister Papin emphasized the importance of this support in maintaining economic resilience and helping individuals navigate the transition back into the workforce.