Difficult News for Romanian Farmers: some of the Money for Agriculture Will No Longer Automatically Come From Brussels
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Part of the funds earmarked for agriculture could be provided in the future from the national budget, not only from European funding, in the context of Romania's difficulties in supporting co-financing. The announcement was made by President Radu Burnete, who also conveyed the message to Nicuchor Dan on negotiations for the future EU budget and the three principles Romania will support to protect farmers' interests.
Part of the funds earmarked for agriculture will no longer automatically come from Brussels, but will also come from the national plan, under the conditions in which Romania faces difficulties regarding co-financing, presidential adviser Radu Burne said.
Part of the funds earmarked for agriculture will no longer automatically come from Brussels, but will also come [...]
Part of the funds earmarked for agriculture will no longer automatically come from Brussels, but will also come from the national plan, under the conditions in which Romania faces difficulties regarding co-financing, presidential adviser Radu Burne said.
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